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12/05/2010 00:00 AST
The Qatar Exchange yesterday said strong investor relations have helped listed companies to better attract capital.
This was disclosed by Abdul Aziz al-Emadi (pictured), director of listings for QE, at the first investor relations seminar, jointly organised by the bourse and the Middle East Investor Relations (ME-IR) Society.
The listed companies have an increasing role in promoting investor relations, which not only provide fair assessment of the company’s stocks but offers a solid capital base, al-Emadi said.
The official called for adopting a clear strategy on investor relations for ensuring competitive environment to attract capital.
The aim of the seminar was to support the further development and practice of investor relations in Qatar, in line with the increasing growth and significance of the QE as an international capital market and the growing importance of regional and international investors in Qatari companies.
QE had created a separate listing department under the new dispensation after NYSE Euronext came on board with 20% stake for $200mn.
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