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When does good investor communication cross the line under competition law – and how to navigate the fine line?

Listed companies are required to provide an assessment of their probable future development and the factors influencing it. For many globally operating companies, issues such as tariffs and rapid changes in raw material costs can significantly impact their outlook and the level of uncertainty surrounding it.

When communicating with investors, companies often consider it important to explain how changes in the operating environment are reflected, for example, in product pricing. However, competition law places restrictions on what kind of information a company can disclose publicly without engaging in prohibited price signalling. Competition authorities have, in particular, shown increasing interest in these borderline situations.

Join our breakfast seminar on Wednesday, 5 November 2025, to gain:

  • A comprehensive overview of recent authority statements on price signalling and securities market regulation requirements.

  • Insights from the management of a globally operating listed company on how to succeed in investor communications within these boundaries.

  • Practical guidance on how these developments affect the creation of a credible and inspiring investor narrative.

Speakers

Tiina Olkkonen
CEO & Founding Partner, IR Partners

Mika Saarinen
CFO, Raisio

Hannes Snellman Experts

  • Antti Kuha, Partner, M&A, Public

  • Mikko Huimala, Partner, Competition & Regulatory

  • Jenni Heurlin, Managing Associate, Competition & Regulatory

Time

Wednesday, 5 November 2025
8:30–10:15

Venue

Hannes Snellman, Eteläesplanadi 20, Helsinki

Language: Finnish

Please register before the 29th of October 2025 (seats are limited):

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