... Financial Statements: Demonstrating stable financial results and preparing reports in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) is crucial. Transparency in financial indicators signifies the company's reliability to investors. ... ... investors to see that the funds will be directed towards growth and development, rather than merely covering current expenses. Corporate Governance and Internal Processes Establishing a Corporate Governance System: Companies planning to go public should ...

... and continues to gain momentum, setting new records in the venture market for access to cutting-edge technologies. Fintech and Corporate Finance Back in Focus Following a temporary decline in interest, the fintech sector is experiencing a resurgence. Investors ... ... platforms. Confidence is also strengthening regarding major fintech firms' potential IPOs. The recent IPO of neo-bank Chime is reported to have been successful, with investors responding positively to its performance and prospects. This inspires other fintech ...

... minutes may provide insights into future monetary policy, influencing the British pound and European markets. Canadian GDP Data: Strong GDP growth can influence the Canadian dollar and trade relations with the U.S., impacting North American markets. Corporate Earnings Reports: Europe: Volkswagen AG (VOW): The automotive giant is expected to release its earnings report. Investors will look for insights into consumer demand and supply chain dynamics. Deutsche Bank AG (DBK): The financial institution's earnings will provide ...

... global exports, particularly in consumer goods. Natural Gas Inventories (U.S., 6:30 PM MSK): Changes in U.S. gas inventories could influence global energy markets. Significant shifts might affect European gas prices, especially during the winter season. Corporate Reports Baidu Inc (BIDU): Expected revenue decline of 0.7%. This may influence investor sentiment in the tech sector, impacting global tech market trends. PDD Holdings Inc (PDD): Projected revenue growth of 53.4% reflects the strong performance of Chinese ...

... final net loss decreased to 10.8 billion rubles. Without the tax savings, it would have been approximately 31 billion rubles, but almost two-thirds of the loss were "compensated" due to tax assets. Such tax optimization is standard practice in corporate reporting: the company legally minimizes tax contributions in loss periods and reflects expected savings in its reports. However, investors need to consider that deferred tax assets will only materialize into real benefits if Gazprom generates taxable ...