... Government bonds. Government bonds, especially from high credit-rating countries, are considered the safest assets. During a crisis, their demand typically increases, leading to lower yields. Corporate bonds. While they offer higher yields compared to ... ... as a means of hedging against inflation risks. Hedge funds and private equity. These instruments offer more flexible capital management strategies, including arbitrage strategies, mergers and acquisitions, and macroscale strategies. Principles of Portfolio ...

... operational activities. You trust the founding team. Even having a seat on the board of directors, the investor is not immune to management mistakes or external factors. The startup may change course (pivot), spend money less efficiently than planned, or ... ... sensitive to changes in the external environment. The emergence of a new powerful competitor, changes in legislation, an economic crisis, technological shifts, or even a pandemic can suddenly change the company's prospects. What seemed like a promising direction ...

... strong despite global diversification of reserves towards other currencies. Europe The Eurozone faces risks due to the energy crisis and geopolitical instability. Inflation growth rates are decreasing but remain above normal levels. China The Chinese economy ... ... and select assets considering global trends and regional specifics will be crucial. Portfolio resilience and effective risk management will help preserve capital and capitalize on new opportunities.

... them through issuing convertible bonds and credit lines (although some loan agreements were restructured after the liquidity crisis among creditors in 2022). Currently, Marathon has not reported any new loans against its BTC, but it clearly indicates ... ... $1 billion at a price of ~$84.5k), making CleanSpark the third-largest holder after Marathon and Riot. However, in April, the management announced a change of course: CleanSpark will begin selling part of its monthly production to cover operational expenses....

... financial reporting standards were adopted, and investor interest in public companies grew. However, after the global financial crisis of 2008-2009, activity in the IPO and SPO markets declined. In the following years, moderate growth in the number of secondary ... ... visibility and image. Conducting a large offering can draw attention to the company from the markets and the media. It demonstrates management’s confidence in the business's prospects. In some instances, companies also strive for their shares to be held by ...