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About MIRA - Overview
MIRA was established in June 2007, by Bursa Malaysia (the Stock Exchange
of Malaysia), and funded by the Capital Market Development Fund (CMDF), a
statutory fund under purview of the Securities Commission of Malaysia.
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MIRA is the first and only professional association for investor relations (IR) in Malaysia. |
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MIRA’s membership comprises public-listed companies, investment banks, brokerages and intermediaries and IR service providers. |
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MIRA offers, under sponsorship of Bursa Malaysia, an IR Incentive Program, fully subsidised by CMDF, which help public-listed companies set up an internal IR program and get better exposure through IR. |
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MIRA hosts Investor Expo briefings and exhibition, a platform for public-listed companies to engage with fund managers and analysts, and for retail investors to gain knowledge on investment. |
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MIRA hosts the Malaysian IR Awards recognizing examplary best practices in IR among public-listed companies and their management. |
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MIRA offers Certificate in IR examinations, in association with the Investor Relations Society of the United Kingdom, for professional qualification of IR practitioners in Malaysia. |
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MIRA offers, jointly with Bursa Malaysia, an IR Manual & Workbook to guide public-listed companies on principles and management of IR. |
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MIRA hosts conferences, seminars, training and knowledge sharing for and among its members. |
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MIRA's Board of Directors comprises representatives from Corporate/Associate members |
MIRA's Vision
A more efficient, shareholder-friendly capital market through excellence in Investor Relations.
MIRA's Mission
Using Investor Relations to promote corporate governance, transparency and enhance shareholder value for all.
MIRA's primary objectives reflect its Charter, namely to
facilitate communication and closer relationships between
PLCs and the investor community. It aims to serve ALL its
Members by:-
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Supporting Members through seminars, workshops and policy
briefs |
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Conducting education and training programmes to raise the
levels of IR in Malaysia |
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"Hand holding" companies who are keen on establishing an IR
function and implementing an IR programme |
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Administering an Incentive Programme to assist companies in
implementing effective IR programmes |
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Promoting the views of IR professionals to the investment
community, regulatory bodies and government |
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Publishing monthly e-newsletters to keep members and other
interested parties informed of the latest in IR |
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Providing a forum and networking opportunities for IR
professionals to meet, exchange views and grow in their practice |
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Enhancing the function of IR in companies to a more strategic
role. |
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