【Event Report】CFOs from 16 Listed Companies Convene at the 9th 'CFO Meeting'
IR Robotics held the 9th 'CFO Meeting' on April 23, 2026, in Tokyo, an exclusive gathering for CFOs and senior executives of listed companies. Representatives from 16 firms exchanged practical insights on capital policy, IR strategy, and organizational management.
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On April 23, 2026, IR Robotics hosted the 9th 'CFO Meeting by Listed Company Club' in Tokyo, an exclusive networking event tailored for CFOs and senior executives in management and corporate planning roles at listed companies.
This event is part of the initiatives of the 'Listed Company Club,' a community for presidents and directors of public firms operated by IR Robotics. It is held regularly to provide a space where individuals in similar positions can share challenges and practical knowledge that they cannot easily discuss elsewhere.
CFOs and top management at public companies are constantly tasked with capital policy, M&A strategies, IR, and strengthening governance systems. These areas often involve issues that cannot be solved by textbook theory alone. Therefore, there is a strong demand for 'real-world cases' and 'primary information' regarding how other companies operate and the background stories behind specific policies—details not found on the internet or in books. By bringing together CFOs from listed companies across various market segments in a fully closed setting, the event facilitates authentic information exchange.
Key themes discussed at the meeting included: Capital Raising & IR Strategy (challenges in dialogues with institutional investors, differences in IR activities by market segment); Organization & Talent Development (optimal organizational structures for back-office departments, nurturing next-generation CFOs); and Management Issues (real-world examples of capital policy and M&A strategies, efforts to strengthen governance). Additionally, sponsors specializing in CFO solutions introduced cutting-edge services such as funding support tools, IR DX platforms, and management analysis software.
Participants included representatives from 16 companies: Livin Technologies, JAIX, Coconala, Cybertrust, Geolocation Technology, FCE, Bizmates, Bridge Consulting Group, Bleach, Hatch Work, Dive, Varlegs, Re-Priority, GVA TECH, Usona, and AlbaLink.
Feedback from attendees was highly positive, with comments such as: 'Being in a room full of CFOs allowed for high-level discussions without needing to explain basics, which was very stimulating,' 'It was meaningful to share the unique, behind-the-scenes struggles only CFOs face,' and 'Listening to real-world capital policy examples served as a catalyst for re-evaluating our own strategies.'
'Listed Company Club' is the only learning community in Japan dedicated exclusively to presidents and directors of listed companies aiming to improve corporate value. It holds 12 seminars annually featuring personal accounts from compelling guest speakers and provides access to archives of past events.
This event is part of the initiatives of the 'Listed Company Club,' a community for presidents and directors of public firms operated by IR Robotics. It is held regularly to provide a space where individuals in similar positions can share challenges and practical knowledge that they cannot easily discuss elsewhere.
CFOs and top management at public companies are constantly tasked with capital policy, M&A strategies, IR, and strengthening governance systems. These areas often involve issues that cannot be solved by textbook theory alone. Therefore, there is a strong demand for 'real-world cases' and 'primary information' regarding how other companies operate and the background stories behind specific policies—details not found on the internet or in books. By bringing together CFOs from listed companies across various market segments in a fully closed setting, the event facilitates authentic information exchange.
Key themes discussed at the meeting included: Capital Raising & IR Strategy (challenges in dialogues with institutional investors, differences in IR activities by market segment); Organization & Talent Development (optimal organizational structures for back-office departments, nurturing next-generation CFOs); and Management Issues (real-world examples of capital policy and M&A strategies, efforts to strengthen governance). Additionally, sponsors specializing in CFO solutions introduced cutting-edge services such as funding support tools, IR DX platforms, and management analysis software.
Participants included representatives from 16 companies: Livin Technologies, JAIX, Coconala, Cybertrust, Geolocation Technology, FCE, Bizmates, Bridge Consulting Group, Bleach, Hatch Work, Dive, Varlegs, Re-Priority, GVA TECH, Usona, and AlbaLink.
Feedback from attendees was highly positive, with comments such as: 'Being in a room full of CFOs allowed for high-level discussions without needing to explain basics, which was very stimulating,' 'It was meaningful to share the unique, behind-the-scenes struggles only CFOs face,' and 'Listening to real-world capital policy examples served as a catalyst for re-evaluating our own strategies.'
'Listed Company Club' is the only learning community in Japan dedicated exclusively to presidents and directors of listed companies aiming to improve corporate value. It holds 12 seminars annually featuring personal accounts from compelling guest speakers and provides access to archives of past events.
FAQ
Who can participate?
Participation is restricted to CFOs and executive directors of listed companies who are members of the Listed Company Club.
How often are the events held?
The events are held 12 times a year as exclusive seminars.
What topics are discussed?
Discussions focus on practical CFO issues such as IR strategy, capital policy, talent development, and governance.