... sanctions risks. Possible political restrictions related to the current U.S.-Russia relations. Tightening regulations regarding international financial flows. Nonetheless, for major players not under sanctions, the new opportunity appears appealing. How ... ... of the "Golden" Residency Affect the Market? 1. The Real Estate Market Traditionally, affluent investors prefer to invest in high-end real estate. The introduction of the "golden" residency may boost demand for premium homes and commercial ...

... supply stability. Digital solutions: Automating energy management processes to boost efficiency. International Projects and Exports: Exporting electricity: Expanding export potential, especially to Asian countries. Partnership programs: Participating in international environmental initiatives and energy projects. Impact on Russia: En+'s investments contribute to the development of Russia's energy infrastructure, ensuring reliable energy supply in various regions. The company's projects support sustainable development and help minimize negative environmental impact, which is particularly ...

... reveal key forecasts: from the impact of new U.S. tariff policies to a stronger dollar and the outlook for the world's largest economies, including China, the Eurozone, and India. Find out how these changes will affect global trade, currency markets, and investment strategies. Forecast of the International Economy for 2025 Based on the "2025 International Economic Outlook" Report by Wells Fargo The economic outlook for 2025 from Wells Fargo analysts reflects significant changes linked to the new political reality following Donald ...

... underwriters can provide better market coverage and increase demand for shares. There are also such examples in the Russian market. For example, in 2020, consortiums were used for the IPOs of Sberbank and Yandex, including several large Russian and international investment banks and brokers, such as FINAM, VTB Capital, Alfa-Bank, and Renaissance Capital. This allowed them to attract a wide range of investors and ensure a successful placement of shares on the stock exchange. Another example is the placement of ...

... losing the European market, the Russian gas giant was unable to fully redirect its focus to other regions. Supplies to China and other Asian countries are increasing, but this is insufficient to compensate for previous volumes. With limited access to international capital and a lack of foreign investment in the Russian stock market, Gazprom’s value has fallen to its current ~$38 billion. Just a decade ago, Gazprom's management harbored ambitions of reaching a trillion-dollar valuation; however, in practice, the company is experiencing an ...