CAPITAL MARKETS AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS COMMUNICATIONS AGENCY
The communication of corporate movements in the business environment and the relationship between companies and financial institutions is another of our specialties. These are extraordinary situations in the life cycle of companies, where the definition of an effective communication strategy makes the difference and becomes one of the levers responsible for their success.
STRATEGIC ADVICE TO COMPANIES LISTED ON REGULATED MARKETS
Communication is also listed
In Evercom’s Financial Communications Department we specialize in corporate reputation and in providing strategic advice and tactical support to companies listed in regulated markets (RF and RV) to make their positioning understood and shared with investors and the rest of the financial community.
That is why we have a team of communication specialists with over 25 years of history working with companies listed in the main markets, carrying out consulting and execution of communication strategies in mergers and acquisitions, IPOs and listings in the capital markets, capital increases and other corporate operations.
It is not a matter of communicating just for the sake of communicating. Our professionals first detect and analyse the strategic phases from the communication point of view to strengthen the position of companies and enhance their business plans in front of all types of stakeholders through an orderly action plan. At the same time, they take care of everything related to investor relations communication and, in the case of IPOs, all the details of the “ringing of the bell” event, such as press calls, speeches and organization of the event.
ADVANTAGES OF RELYING ON AN EXPERT CAPITAL MARKETS COMMUNICATIONS AGENCY
How can we help you?
- Working on a good reception and reputation in the market. Strategic communication, carried out by expert professionals in all business verticals, is a weapon capable of taking advantage of the potential of a business plan before, during and after the corporate operation. In this way, a good reception and reputation in the market is pursued.
- Attending to the interests of all stakeholders.The communication of a company’s debut on the stock exchange must be understood in its broadest sense, looking beyond external communication and the relationship with the media, shareholders, clients, or investors. Internal communication is also another fundamental vertical with employees, partners, or analysts.
- Building close collaboration between all parties. It will be vital to maintain close collaboration and fluid communication with all parties involved in the operation. The management, legal advisors, financial intermediaries, underwriters or even the market regulator will work together to make the right decisions for the benefit of the entities.
- Taking care of the value and image of the company in the long term. Communication does not end with the closing of the transaction but becomes even more strategic given the importance of taking care of the value and image of the company in the long term, not only in positive situations such as business expansion, but also in more delicate situations such as the ups and downs of the sector and the economic context or possible crisis situations that may arise and affect the company’s image.
