How many ER reports do you prepare per month during a reports season (let's say you only update existing models and don't initiate any new coverages)? How about a quiet season? What are you doing when you have no new reports?
I personally kinda feel bad about preparing only a couple of ER reports per month recently because of a quiet season in my region (frontier/emerging market) and companies pulling back on publishing the reports as they were told by the regulator they can literally delay those by September. I don't know what to do at this point as literally all companies I need to get reports from have not been responsive to the calls. At this point, when I am finishing with my current ER work, I am spending time on polishing my old models from some shit, looking for good OTC companies to get them listed, and having fun on creating my own index (yes, lol).
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How data dependent is your sector? Don't you have interesting monthly data releases you can turn into a regular publication? Then you still have big thematic pieces
The companies hardly publish anything, I am constantly on calls just to get any new info beside the financial reports lol
This really depends on several things: Are you an analyst or an covering associate? How many names do you have under your coverage? What is your research head's directive? I don't think there's a general rule of thumb for this...I've heard of houses where analysts had to write a report a day (although most of these are one-pagers plus charts). And I've heard of houses which produce a minimal number of reports, but max out client interactions instead.
In a quiet period we put out around 10 notes a month. These are weekly/monthly industry data and then company’s put news out monthly that we respond to. Earnings season I write a million notes/model updates while my analyst does literally nothing.
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