Welcome to Dickenson
We are Capital Markets Communication specialists, with offices in London, New York and Mumbai.
We are a global capital markets communications firm serving a broad mix of private and public institutions. We help our clients make significant and lasting improvements to their relationships with existing and prospective investors. With 25+ years of experience, we’ve built an uniquely capable ecosystem to execute investor engagement strategies.
Our people define our success.
Our people define our success.
Our consultants include sell-side analysts, investor relations professionals, investment bankers, financial PR experts, business journalists and brand specialists. They join Dickenson for the opportunity to apply their talents to complex, important communication assignments.
We take an evolved path to recruiting and skills development, regardless of where our people are located, so that we can quickly deliver the right team, with the right experience and expertise, to every client.
Our firm is designed to operate as one entity, regardless of where the expertise and execution bandwidth resides — a single global enterprise united by a strong set of values and ethics.
We are powered by research
We are powered by research
We study markets, trends, and emerging best practices in investor relations, financial PR and corporate reporting – in every industry, locally and globally. Our work is founded on a rigorous understanding of every client’s business model, sector dynamics, demand side drivers and macroeconomic environments. Our research allows us to bring forward smart strategies to our clients, for superior results within defined resources. Our knowledge on investors and their behavior, makes us the ideal partner for corporates looking to maintain or widen their global shareholding family.
RECENT POSTINGS
Designing the Invisible Hand
Designing the Invisible Hand: Adam Smith trusted the invisible hand. SEBI prefers to design it, no longer letting the market’s invisible forces self-correct; it’s building the tech architecture that makes market trust possible. India’s capital markets are undergoing a quiet revolution. One not of headlines, but of ...
The “1992 moment” for corporate debt
The “1992 moment” for corporate debt: why RBI’s draft ECB reform forces a capital-structure rethink Indian corporates have long treated offshore debt with caution, governed by ceilings on cost, rigid end-use lists and fragmented approvals. On October 3 2025, the Reserve Bank of India placed in the ...
IR & AR WEEKLY ALERTS : ISSUE 102
Weekly IRO and Annual Report Intelligence Date: Monday, 13 October 2025 Coverage window: 06 October 2025 to 13 October 2025 Scope: United Kingdom, India, United Arab Emirates Dubai, Qatar, Saudi Arabia Why this matters The past week delivered concrete signals on market plumbing in the United ...