Capital Markets & Investor Relations

Board and Management Considerations in the face of COVID-19

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As global stocks remain at their lowest levels in years, deals are put on hold, dividends are postponed or cancelled and countries around the globe remain in lockdown amid the COVID-19 pandemic, what should Boards and management teams be thinking about in this unprecedented social and economic crisis?

At a time when routine investor relations events are cancelled and analysts and investors are scrambling to come to terms with the impact, we look at some of the key things that Boards and management should be thinking about over the coming weeks and months.

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