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Tom Stevenson: Four average investors can protect themselves against the loss of company reputation

"A significant risk for investors, is that companies like BSkyB are not always in control of their own risk" Photo: Reuters

With the news of the world complete editorial staff, investors in the satellite television channel has become innocent victims of a spectacular piece of the mismanagement of crisis - by another company.

They should not have taken to the free, however. Sometimes events come out of the blue but not these. It is act decisively, accept responsibility or in fact one of the things that someone with a life in the newspapers would have understood a minimum five years since the telephone hacking scandal response outbreak, five years during which News International has failed to take control of the story.

As Warren Buffett, it can take to build a reputation for 20 years and only five minutes to ruin it. Reputation risk is one of the greatest threats a company faces and, therefore, one of the most important things for an investor to assess. The problem, however, is that, while it is easy with hindsight to see what damage was done to a reputation, it is much more difficult to measure the extent to which a company is or is not in control of his public image.

There are at least three risks that should take account of the investor. Firstly is the measurement in which customers vote with their feet at the first breath of irregularity. Finally, Rupert Murdoch acted because it has the (correct) judgment that revenues would evaporate - because readers boycott paper and advertisers do not want to be associated with such a tarnished mark.

Arthur Andersen was found to its cost, for a professional, business services, the perception of integrity is the greatest asset of the firm. The accounting firm has grown from four great to annihilation in a blink of eye in 2002 because customers walked. Unfortunately, it is not a mere correlation. At the same time Enron was leaving Andersen history, Shell was shaken by the revelation that it had overestimated its reserves of oil. Today, few would associate Shell with this episode.

Another key for investors risk is that the companies (such as BSkyB) are not always in control of their own risk. Last year, BP has found that when oil ran aground on the beaches, indifferent America if the fault lay with the British company or Transocean, its subcontractor of drilling. BP has paid the price. In the same way Walmart may not have used illegal immigrants as cleaners, or even known about it, but that did not prevent further the Distributor for the forfeiture of its supplier by the Government.

A third risk is political. The Gulf of the Mexico a lot of water and he has recovered from the Deepwater spill with surprising ease. But the political capital to win a reflex ban offshore drilling in America was too tempting for politicians. This meant that the rest of the industry investors spilled BP disaster. This type of collateral damage is common. A striking example of the recent has been the stagnation in all areas of the price of the shares of Chinese companies listed on the U.S. list after a handful of allegations of fraud for large projects such as those launched against Sino Forest, a Chinese lumber company. After all, it is never a rotten Apple is?

Only can do you to protect yourself from this kind of impact reputation? Four things. Firstly and obviously, ensure that you are diverse. A fall 50pc price is a disaster if it is the only one you own. But if the stock is one of the 50 in a portfolio, the damage could hardly be noticed. Second, make sure that you invest in companies which have set the roof while the Sun was shining again. Ten years ago, Coca Cola face banned across Europe after an outbreak of poisoning cases. Less than a year, it is the largest beverage sales in the area again with good will and trust, that he had accumulated over the years. Thirdly, talk to suppliers and customers of the company. The rumours that I wrote about last week can provide an alert vital reputation risks to come.

Finally, walk towards the blow-ups as soon as it is deemed that it is safe to do so. BP has been a great investment for anyone brave enough to look through the crisis.

tomrstevenson@fil.com

Tom Stevenson is a Director of Fidelity International investment. The views expressed are his own.

Twitter: @ tomstevenson63

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Week ahead: economic events, the results of the company from 18 to 22 July

Results of the year: CSF

Interim results: Angel biotechnology, SThree

Trading Update: No announcement

Economics: No announcement

Meetings: Big yellow (AGA), icon (AGM)

• Greater Britain listed real estate company that Land Securities will update the market with investors looking for progress on contracts for the lease to its Office in London and Leeds Trinity shopping centre developments.

Land Securities does not provide a update on assessments in its first and third quarter statements but Francis Salway, Director Executive, will provide insight into key to the health of the retail market for Britain and the confidence of consumers in view of the broad centre commercial portfolio. The presentation will focus on the three months to March 31.

Results of the year: IG, Sceptre Leisure Group

Interim results: No announcement

Trading Update: Intermediate Capital Group, Land Securities

Economics: No announcement

Meetings: Dairy Crest (AGA), Ffastfill (AGA), intermediate Capital Group (AGA), JP Morgan European Investment Trust (AGA), Johnson Matthey (AGA), perpetual income and growth investment (AGM)

• The water companies were in vogue approach of Northumbria founded an investor from Hong Kong water.

These actions are usually held as a dividend, so investors will want to know everything is going well with the generation of cash of the company. The potential yield is 5MC.

Results of the year: AEA Technology

Interim results: Aberforth smaller companies Trust, International personal finance

Trading Update: BTG, London Stock Exchange, Yell Group, icon

Economics: Minutes of the Bank of England MPC, summary of the officers of the Bank of trade conditions

Meetings: B P Marsh and partners (AGA), BTG (AGA), Experian (AGA), Irish Life & Permanent (EGM), put (AGA), London Stock Exchange (AGA), Trent Severn (AGM)

• Quiet, is that many investors for as updates of Mitchell & Butlers (M & B) on trade.

Last week, the Group lost pubs its third President in 18 months, the last change on the M & B carousel.

Trading is probably remained in good health, but it will be business issues on the agenda with news of the search for a new Chief Executive, President and the eventual resumption of all dividends urgently requested.

Plan • having unveiled its turnaround from three years in may, Tim Cobbold to the CEO of the De La Rue will update the market on the progress made at the beginning. The jury is still decided on its chances of success, although analysts have welcomed the intention to reduce costs and improve government procurement.

Shareholders will be interested to hear of the street is to earn enough orders in the business of currency in what will be an important second half of the year, while they will also search for a rise of fortune for the division of tickets where volumes were disappointed.

Results of the year: The Eredene capital

Interim results: Capita, Howden joinery

Trading Update: Britvic, Dragon oil, Great Portland Estates, Hilton food, Kingfisher, Lonmin, Mitchell & Butlers, Petropavlovsk, SABMiller

Economics: Public sector of UK borrowing figures, the retail sales, quarterly trends in Bank of England loan report

Meetings: Caledonia Investments (AGA), Cable & Wireless worldwide (AGA), of the street (AGA), Land Securities (AGA), McKay Securities (AGA), Scottish & Southern Energy (AGA), Wincanton (AGA), Yell Group (AGA)

• United Utilities, the utilities of North West company focused, should display a 3pc earnings growth this year, investors would like to hear if everything is on track to updating by the commercial direction at its General Assembly annual. The actions are producing a 5 5pc

Results of the year: No announcement

Interim results: Beazley

Trading Update: Close Brothers, United Utilities, Vodafone

Economics: European Finance Ministers meeting on the budget of the EU, White House Date deadline to reach agreement on the US debt ceiling, publication of the note by the Bank of England/CEPR Monetary Policy Roundtable since the June meeting

Meetings: Edinburgh Investment Trust (AGA), KCom (AGA), Regal Petroleum (AGA), strategic natural resources (AGA), United Utilities (AGA), Vectura (AGM) XAVIER Rolet and its Board of Directors will be to the shareholders of the London Stock Exchange (LSE) in a few weeks only Wednesday after the company had its merger controversial MD £ 4 with TMX Group of Canada of scrap.

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The week ahead: economic data UK company results - February 14, 2011 to February 18, 2011

Full-year results

Dialight, Fidessa, SVG Capital

Interim results

No announcement

Bargaining update

No announcement

Economy

Trade balance China's answer to European Ministers of finance

Meetings

F. c. & Commercial Property Trust (EGM), Hirco (AGM)

• Intercontinental Hotels will present results of 2010. Analysts are forecasting owner of Holiday Inn and Crowne Plaza brands will report to the benefit of 424 m $ (265 million to £) of operation and $452 m, an increase of 363 m $ in 2009. The company was due to complete redesign of $ Holiday Inn billion at the end of 2010, and analysts will research to see if the move was successful in increasing revenue per available room, either RCD 3pc and FP7 to 3,000 reworked hotels.

• Premier Foods is full-year results report. Analysts expect the author of Mr. Kipling cake and Ambrosia custard benefit pre-tax profits of £ 154. 3 m and sales of £ 2 62bn. That compares with profit of £ 46. 7 m last year and sales of £ 2 66bn.

Full-year results

Barclays, Domino Pizza, electric Word, InterContinental Hotels, the Premier Foods, Quarto

Interim results

Albemarle & Bond

Bargaining update

British land, Innospec, Micro Focus International, Pennant, yell

Economy

January, worker productivity data inflation figures

Meetings

No announcement

• BHP Billiton should display the record first half profit boosted by higher prices of raw materials. Consensus forecasts are for attributable profit of $10 MD $ 5. 7bn last year. After the collapse of hostile offer for PotashCorp group at the end of last year, investors are eager to hear the details of any return of capital. The company should initiate a buyback of approximately 5 billion $ and raise its dividend slightly, but it is unlikely that a special dividend will be paid.

Full-year results

African Barrick Gold, Morgan Crucible, Millennium & Copthorne Hotels, Temple Bar Investment Trust

Interim results

BHP Billiton, Thorntons

Bargaining update

WS Atkins

Economy

Quarterly bank of England inflation report investigates the confidence of consumers nationwide, UK unemployment

Meetings

Invista real estate European confidence (AGM)

• BAE Systems, large company of defence Europe, is due to a report of the annual results for 2010. Analysts expect the company to announce sales of autour £ 22. 5bn and earnings before interest and tax of £ 2 13bn. Compares to taking £ 22 sales and £ 2 MD gains in 2009. BAE has made a number of acquisitions in the security sector in recent months, and also purchased a business to repair Navy ship of United States, increased maintenance revenues when spending on new equipment is declining.

• Reed Elsevier, publishing and events group, should report pre-tax year-round profits from the words of £ 1 billion on sales of approximately £ 6bn. Company will face questions from analysts about the possibility of the sale of RBI, its arms trade magazine. Lorna Tilbian from Numis, analyst said: we believe that group may reconsider outgoing RBI and also exhibits and redeploy the product risk solutions. We would be supportive of the move, well that do not underestimate the risk of running on the elimination and reinvestment, nor the time that the redesign of the group.

Full-year results

BAE Systems, Ladbrokes, Rathbone brothers, Reed Elsevier

Interim results

Dunelm, Redrow, Town Centre Securities

Bargaining update

Cable & Wireless worldwide, Holidaybreak, Halma, Kingfisher, Sports direct drug International, United, Cfseu, Virgin Media

Economy

CBI industrial trends survey

Meetings

Assured (EGM), easyJet (AGM), United (AGM)

Friday, February 18

• Results - Anglo American are expected to more than double to $9 MD. The company is due to reinstate its dividend at the provisional stage after suspending during the financial crisis. DeBeers diamond belonging to the 45pc operations said last week that he had returned to profit and after diamonds recovered process. Price of diamonds are now above redescendu levels with 53pc growth sales last year.

Full-year results

Anglo American, Charter Rentokil Initial, Sagentia

Interim results

Go-ahead

Bargaining update

Words.

Economy

Trends in the Bank of England in the data, figures for monthly retail loan

Meetings

No announcement

Inflation will be the focus January figures are published on Tuesday and the Bank of England maintains its own forecasts for the path of price increases. The official measure of inflation followed by (ICC), consumer price index should have jumped the cost of oil and other products kept growing.

Consensus forecasts are for prices increased 4pc on the previous year - double the 2pc target rate and a rise on 3 December FP7. The figure will be piling the pressure on makers of the Bank to justify their decision Thursday last to keep interest rates at their low 0 5pc folder for another month.

Quarterly forecast of the Bank for growth and inflation, on Wednesday, will be analysed for clues as to when the rate finally.

Mervyn King, Governor of the Bank says inflation could hit 5MC but made it clear that it considers a rise in rates would be unwise given the weakness of the economy. Others disagree.

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Week ahead: company results, economic data

Interim results

None announced

Trading update

XP Power

Economics

Markit/CIPS construction PMI, Chancellor George Osborne expected to speak at Tory party conference

Meetings

None announced

Full-year results

Epistem Holdings, St Ives

Interim results

Tesco

Trading update

Aberforth Smaller Companies Trust, British Airways, Northern Foods, Tui Travel

Economics

Markit/CIPS services PMI

Meetings

None announced

• J Sainsbury, the supermarket, will report its second-quarter results on Wednesday. The chain is thought to have had a strong quarter, and analysts expect like-for-like sales to have grown by 2pc compared to 1pc over its first quarter. New store growth is expected to accelerate throughout the year. The retailer should benefit from its South East bias, where it has its highest concentration of stores and where the looming Government cuts will have the least impact.

• Greggs, the sausage roll maker, will update the market on recent trading. The retailer said in August that first-half profits had risen by 12.3pc to £18.6m. However, Ken McMeikan, chief executive, warned that the pressure on the trading environment would increase over the second half of the year as the austerity measures kick in.

• Robert Walters will kick off a round of reporting from recruitment companies on Wednesday, as it updates on third-quarter trading.

At its results for the six months to June 30 e_SEmD issued in August – the white-collar recruiter revealed that it had swung back into the black, recording a pre-tax profit of £5.1m compared to a loss of £2.6m last time. Growth had been boosted by increasing demand in Asia.

Recruitment peers Hays and Michael Page will follow with trading updates on Thursday. At its full-year results in August, Hays revealed a slump in pre-tax profits to £29.7m from £151m the previous year, but said the outlook across 90pc of its markets was continuing to improve.

Ahead of the first-quarter trading update, analysts at Panmure Gordon said in a note last week that comparatives from last year were soft, which should lead to progress in Asia Pacific and Europe. Michael Page will update on third-quarter trading. More than 70pc of the recruiter's gross profits came from overseas markets in the first half of the year. At the time of the half-year update, Steve Ingham, chief executive, said an increase in permanent jobs did show a level of confidence in the market.

Full-year results

Sportingbet

Interim results

None announced

Trading update

J Sainsbury, Marston's, Dunelm, Hays, easyJet, Greggs, Robert Walters

Economics

None scheduled.

Meetings

Adept Telecom (AGM)

• Investors in Marks & Spencer should not expect any big strategic statements from new chief executive Marc Bolland this week. Those are going to be unveiled at the retailer's interim results next month. What observers can expect, however, is an update covering the summer months when trading on the high street was volatile due to the patchy summer weather.

• Ted Baker, the clothing retailer, will report its first-half results. Ray Kelvin, the company's founder and chief executive, said in June that sales had been robust over the first half of its year.

Trading in the UK was strong, and sales in its overseas markets were improving.

• Rank's trading statement will be eagerly watched for signs that bingo admissions are stabilising and that its Mecca Full House concept, aimed at a younger generation of players, is delivering decent returns. Any acceleration of the rebranding of Rank's G Casino format is also likely to be welcomed. Credit Suisse expects full-year pre-tax profits of £53.3m.

Full-year results

Victrex

Interim results

Ted Baker

Trading update

Hays, Halfords, Marks & Spencer, Michael Page, Rank, UK Mail

Economics

Bank of England rate announcement, UK manufacturing, US jobless claims

Meetings

IG Group (AGM)

Full-year results

None announced

Interim results

None announced

Trading update

Cerep

Economics

UK producer prices, US jobs data

Meetings

Dignity Sutton Coldfield (EGM) SIR Terry Leahy, the Tesco chief executive, will oversee his final results at the helm of the UK's biggest supermarket on Tuesday.

He hands over the top job to Phil Clarke in March next year having led the retailer since 1997. It is a tenure that has seen Tesco grow from a largely UK chain to one of the world's biggest retail groups with operations in 14 countries. Analysts expect his last results e_SEmD which will cover the first half of Tesco's financial year e_SEmD to show that sales over the six months to August 28 rose by around 8pc to £30bn while pre-tax profit is expected to be up 3.4pc to £1.6bn.

The retailer's Asian operations will show strong growth, helped over this half by favourable currency movements.

Analysts at broker Jefferies International expect a more "muted" recovery in Central Europe. Tesco's loss-making Fresh & Easy chain in the US is also expected to have remained a drag on profitability. The City expects first half losses of around £80m from the division. Overall, international trading profit is expected to be up 28pc year-on-year. THE Bank of England is expected to keep the base rate at its record low of 0.5pc when the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) announces its decision on Thursday.

Policymaker Andrew Sentance is widely predicted to repeat for a fifth month his call for rates to rise, while his fellow MPC member Adam Posen has just come out in favour of more quantitative easing (QE), presenting the possibility of a three-way split on the MPC over how to manage the fragile economic recovery.

Monday's construction data is expected to show growth is slowing after the second-quarter spike following the harsh winter. The next day's services PMI could prove an indicator of the likelihood of QE, if more weak data suggests the recovery is stalling.

Chancellor George Osborne is expected to address the Tory party faithful in Birmingham on Monday, which could offer some policy insights.

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