... Mid-term Investments In the context of a dynamic economy, prudent allocation of funds over a mid-term period (1–3 years) helps preserve and increase capital. This article examines legal investment instruments in the ruble zone and abroad available to Russian investors with holding periods of up to three years. We will compare their yields, risks, liquidity, and taxation features, and provide examples of diversified portfolios totaling 1 million ₽. Bank Deposits and Accounts Yield. Ruble deposits remain one of the conservative instruments: major banks offer rates around 16–24% per annum (depending on the term). According to the Bank of Russia, the weighted average rates for deposits of 6–12 ...

... the advantages and risks associated with the initial public offering of developers, what investors should pay attention to, and why the current economic realities make IPOs a relevant alternative to bank loans. Developers and IPO: An Alternative to Bank Financing In an environment of high key rates and rising project financing costs, Russian developers are increasingly considering the possibility of going public. Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) are becoming a method not only for raising capital but also for increasing market capitalization for construction companies. However, this ...

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... growing. Learn about historical examples, global cases, and practical strategies to safeguard your finances in uncertain times. Frozen Deposits in Russia: How Real Is the Risk? How to Protect Your Savings Amid High Interest Rates With the Central Bank of Russia raising its key interest rate to 21% and forecasts suggesting it could climb to 23% by December, high deposit rates have become attractive for many Russians. Deposits are widely considered a reliable way to preserve capital. However, rising interest rates have sparked rumors of potential deposit freezes, leaving depositors uneasy. Let’s examine the likelihood of this scenario, its potential consequences,...

... organizations will significantly enhance the quality of the IPO process itself, ensuring that companies adhere to best practices and warnings at every step. Plans for the Future The introduction of these changes aims to strengthen confidence in the Russian stock market and enhance its attractiveness to investors. Companies conducting IPOs will be required to comply with new requirements, which, according to the Bank of Russia, will lead to a substantial improvement in the quality of offerings and a more effective capital attraction process. For investors, these changes could represent a landmark step toward a more transparent and predictable market. It is expected ...