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How they do investor relations in Brazil
Interview with Ricardo Florence dos Santos, president of the Brazilian Investor Relations Institute (IBRI)
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How many members does IBRI have, and among those members, how well represented are investor relations professionals at companies listed on the Brazilian stock exchange?
IBRI today has 460 members. Of these, 60 percent are IR professionals. The remaining 40 percent are professionals in some way connected with the capital ...
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