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IR & AR WEEKLY ALERTS : ISSUE 116A

IR & AR WEEKLY ALERTS — ISSUE 116A (Asia and MENA Edition) Week Ending: 30 January 2026 (18:00 Asia/Kolkata) Coverage: India, Singapore and MENA (UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar; secondary scan Bahrain, Oman, Kuwait) Editor’s note This week’s issuer-relevant developments reflect a continued regulatory emphasis on market-structure modernisation, ...

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IR & AR WEEKLY ALERTS : ISSUE 116E

IR & AR WEEKLY ALERTS — ISSUE 116E Week Ending: 30 January 2026 (cut-off: 18:00 IST) Coverage window used: 08 January 2026 to 30 January 2026 Editor’s note Across Europe this fortnight, the common direction is towards (i) updated admissions and prospectus mechanics in the UK, now ...

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Mind the Gap

Mind the Gap. Why Q3 Earnings Calls Demand a Different Spokesperson Mindset. Earnings season is often treated as a routine reporting exercise. Numbers are consolidated, presentations are finalised, and leadership teams prepare to explain quarter-on-quarter performance. Yet not all reporting periods are processed equally by the market. The third-quarter ...

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IR & AR WEEKLY ALERTS : ISSUE 115

IR & AR WEEKLY ALERTS — ISSUE 115 Coverage window (IST): 12 January 2026 (post 18:00 IST) to 19 January 2026 (18:00 IST) Jurisdictions: United Kingdom; India; UAE (DIFC); Saudi Arabia (plus a short Qatar watchpoint) Why this matters This week’s developments concentrate around three disclosure pressures ...

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IR & AR WEEKLY ALERTS : ISSUE 114

IR & AR WEEKLY ALERTS — ISSUE 114 Coverage window (IST): 04 January 2026 to 12 January 2026 (cut-off 18:00 IST) Jurisdictions: United Kingdom, India, UAE (DIFC), Qatar, Saudi Arabia Why this matters This week’s developments cluster around three disclosure pressures that will surface directly in FY2025–26 ...

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IR & AR WEEKLY ALERTS : ISSUE 113

IR & AR WEEKLY ALERTS — ISSUE 113 Coverage window: 28 December 2025 – 03 January 2026 Jurisdictions: United Kingdom, India, UAE (DIFC), Qatar, Saudi Arabia Why this matters Year-end calendar effects usually compress formal regulatory publishing schedules, but the drafting burden does not pause. This week, ...

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