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Katherine Fennell

Director
Katherine specializes in financial communications. She has advised numerous high profile clients on capital market communications, with a particular focus on financial reporting and IPOs.

Katherine has extensive experience in investor relations best practice and special situations, e.g. Corporate Governance, Shareholder Targeting and Activism.

Katherine has extensive experience in investor relations best practice and special situations, e.g. Corporate Governance, Shareholder Targeting and Activism.

Katherine has over ten years of advising client on investor and financial communications. She has acted as a trusted advisor to micro and mega cap management, investor relations and communications teams development investment cases as well as plan and implementing market and company announcements strategies. More specifically, she has extensive experience advising clients on quarterly and annual reporting, investor targeting, investor activism, capital markets days, market perception studies, IPOs and M&As. Katherine has also supported during crisis situations, communicate Diversity, Equity and Inclusion strategies and communications functions best practices. Her clients span a broad range of markets and sectors.

Prior to joining Kekst CNC, Katherine worked at Makinson Cowell, Edison Group and the US Democratic Party. She holds a BA in Geography from King’s College London and an MPhil from Cambridge University.


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Why GameStop Only Reinforces The Need For Investor Relations to Digitalize Fast

Investor relations (IR) professionals have discussed the idea of digital IR for as long as we can remember. In the dot com bubble, this meant monitoring investor chat rooms. In the early noughties that meant the IR website got an overhaul. In the 2010s, that meant a focus on webcasting and video content. There has been little real change to the cadence of communications or conventional investor targeting, media monitoring and engagement programs.

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FTSE 100 Financial Reporting During the COVID-19 Pandemic

COVID-19 has spread across the world, leading to unprecedented lockdowns and an unpredictable business environment for companies everywhere. This paper provides an analysis of FTSE 100 COVID-19 inancial reporting between the start of 2020 and 3 April and highlights the uncertainty facing UK-listed companies and the investment community as we move into uncharted waters.

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