Capital Markets and Investor Relations Solutions
A US listing is a high-stakes communications exercise as much as it is a financial one. For international issuers, the complexity multiplies — different investor expectations, unfamiliar disclosure regimes, language and cultural translation, and the operational rhythm of life as a US public company.
We offer six interlocking solutions that cover the full arc of the listing journey, from pre-IPO positioning through first-year IR. While each engagement is scoped to client needs, our most distinctive work happens when clients use us across the lifecycle — because the corporate story must be consistent and compelling, even as the idiom is adjusted to each audience.
Pre-IPO & Capital Markets Advisory
Capital is oxygen for growth companies and can make the difference between establishing an industry-leading position and being acquired for spare parts.
Corporate Communications
Investors and employees need different information, but both should hear one strategy. We write CEO speeches, employee and partner newsletters, town hall presentations, and integrated stakeholder campaigns for M&A and strategic investments, so the story management tells inside the company matches the one it tells the market.
Investor Relations
Our approach to investor relations is somewhat unconventional and informed by conversations with some of the brightest minds in the investing world.
Investor Marketing & Design
We build the visual and verbal identity of a U.S.-listed company: IPO and PIPE decks, IR websites, annual reports, corporate video and whitepapers, designed to meet U.S. investor expectations while maintaining your own brand identity.
SPAC IPOs & de-SPAC Advisory
AUM Advisors partners with SPAC sponsors throughout the lifecycle of their vehicle(s) - building market visibility, attracting quality targets, and ensuring successful execution from announcement through the first year of trading and beyond.
Media Relations & Thought Leadership
AUM Advisors believes that traditional approaches to public relations often drain management time and resources when not tethered to specific business and capital markets objectives.