To fight COVID and its impact on corporates and the economy remains the center of attention for all IR teams, in Mexico and elsewhere. This

As we move into the full crisis mode, an increasing number of companies have put out press releases around COVID-19. (See some examples below, from

The Coronavirus has arrived in Mexico. While the number of reported cases (82 as of this morning) remains small, the growth is exponential and will

The turmoil and heavy falls in asset values in global financial markets naturally raises the question of what companies should do in such a complex

On the earnings side, most Mexican listed companies reported soft revenue growth, impacted by weak economic growth in Mexico, and with respect to international operations,

As the world grapples with 1) Coronavirus and its impact on travel, and longer-term 2) MIFIDII and associated reduction in broker conference budgets, and 3)

Should a Mexican company bother with an annual report? Is it worth the time and effort in this age of digital media and 2-minute attention

With the implementation of the USMCA planned for the end of the year, Mexico must focus on positioning its automotive industry for the next decade

How best to report quarterly earnings? Clearly, the right answer will depend on the type of company (large, small, family owned or not etc…), the

This week we take a look at how best to manage annual shareholder meetings in the Mexican context. We also publish in full AFORE Sura’s

When and how should Mexican companies disclose information to the investing public? This question has both legal, operational and strategic considerations. On the legal side,

This week we look at how to manage an IR crisis. These are unfortunately more common than might appear; some 38% of surveyed companies in