Our research strengthens the scientific foundation of financial communication
The new CRiFC short study examines the invitations to the AGMs of DAX companies from 2018-2022 in terms of the format (virtual or face-to-face) as well as the rationale for the respective format and voting options (proxy and/or postal vote).
The short study analyzes to what extent finfluencers serve the demands of the "Generation Share" for capital market-related information. It shows the potential of finfluencers to reach and influence young shareholders, so that they should be understood as new intermediaries of financial communication.
In her doctoral thesis, Sandra Binder-Tietz presents a comprehensive analysis of the communication of supervisory board chairs. The complex communicative role of supervisory board chairs is systematically explored for the first time and recommendations for successful communication are given.
The study examines the requirements of young private investors for the communication of stock corporations and financial service providers, as well as the digital information offered by various capital market players.
This German-language standard work on capital market communications provides an overview of the current state of international research and practice in this young and dynamic subject area.
The short study analyzes how so-called neo-brokers address young retail investors on the social media platform Instagram and shows that financial education is a large part of the content of Instagram communication.
The Center for Research in Financial Communication welcomes Prof. Nadine Strauss as a new member of the academic network of the competence center. Together with the academic partners from different research areas, knowledge building and exchange in the emerging research field of financial communication and investor relations will be supported.