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Investor Perception Study: Asia 2008/2009
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IR magazine's investor perception studies are independent research reports used to identify the winners of our awards for top-flight IR. They are available to professional subscribers to InsideInvestorRelations. The studies contain verbatim comments from analysts and portfolio managers on their selections, as well as their thoughts on specific issues with implications for the investor relations industry. Read more about the study methodology here.
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