... maximum. Ethereum (ETH) – the second-largest cryptocurrency and leading smart contract platform; forms the foundation for DeFi and NFT ecosystems, steadily strengthening its position. XRP (XRP) – the token of the Ripple payment network for fast international transfers; its value surged due to positive regulatory changes (Ripple's legal victory) and increased trust. Binance Coin (BNB) – the internal token of the Binance exchange and its blockchain; used for paying fees and participating in ...

... 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 ...

... Substitution Many Western companies have exited the Russian market, but domestic producers have filled the gap. This opens up opportunities for investment in companies developing local analogs of Western goods and technologies. 3. New Mechanisms for International Cooperation Russia is actively developing alternative financial and trade mechanisms, including settlements in national currencies and cooperation with countries in Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America. This creates new investment niches,...

... development, production, and maintenance of aviation, gas turbine, and industrial engines. In recent years, UEC has been actively increasing its investment aimed at modernizing its facilities, developing new technologies, and strengthening its position in the international market. Key Assets of the Company 1. Production Facilities UEC comprises over 10 factories and specialized enterprises located in key industrial regions of Russia. Among them: Ufa Engine Industrial Association (UMPO): the largest manufacturer ...

... countries are developing national technology parks and hubs. Israel hosts a network of incubators supported by the government and has a highly concentrated R&D cluster in Tel Aviv and Haifa. Singapore has created the One North tech park and attracts international accelerators. France has launched Europe’s largest campus-incubator, Station F (in Paris). India is forming dozens of tech parks in Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Mumbai. Canada is consolidating startups in Toronto and Vancouver (research hubs)....