Publication d’informations sur le capital immatériel et attentes des investisseurs : une étude exploratoire par la méthode Delphi

Following an opinion study developed with financial analysts and portfolio managers, we have identified a list of information most likely used by investors in order to make investment decisions. Through their answers to the Delphi methodology, the existence of a consensus about 19 pieces information on intellectual capital, likely to be published, was proved. A comparison between financial analysts' and portfolio managers' responses show that there is no difference in their opinion. The two groups of experts seem to be conceding the same importance to the different selected information on the list. This result can justify the exclusive interviewing of financial analysts to account for investors' information needs in next researches.