... "SberInvestor," enhances market accessibility for individuals. Expansion of the list of sectors: In 2025, an increase in activity is expected in areas such as green energy, medical technologies, and logistics. The Impact on Investors and Traders IPOs ... ... Oil Market Sergey Teryoshkin, founder of Open Oil Market, notes: "The growing popularity of IPOs indicates that Russian businesses are adapting to new conditions, finding ways to attract capital domestically. This is particularly relevant in an environment ...

... attracted not only to providers of foundational AI models and platforms but also to niche solutions — from medical analytics to business process management. The all-encompassing "AI frenzy" continues to set the agenda for the venture market, ensuring ... ... unprecedented influx of capital, although some experts warn of overheating risks in the sector. At the same time, investors are actively supporting other rapidly growing segments, leading to the emergence of new "unicorns" beyond AI. Recent examples ...

... authority (in Russia — the Bank of Russia). Road-show and marketing. After the prospectus is published, the company conducts presentations for potential investors — a road-show. Management meets with large investors (funds, banks) to explain the business model and growth prospects. Marketing activities may also occur simultaneously: press releases, analytical reviews, and interviews with leadership to increase interest in the offering. Pricing and share placement. Based on the received applications and consultations with the underwriter, ...

... bring benefit to this world by supporting projects focused on brain development. – In a few words, what’s your attitude toward life, family, business, money, and people? – Family is the most important. Everything I do is for my family. I work actively so that I can stop doing direct work and focus on my family. That’s why I invest. Business is creativity. I want to make it work without my involvement and do so beautifully. I believe that people hold the future. Humans are the main resource. They will always be there, and the future is theirs. Minds will remain in demand. People ...

... of monetary policy intensified. As expected, the Federal Reserve maintained the key rate around 5.5% at its meeting on July 30. However, signs of economic slowdown increase the likelihood that the Fed might lower rates in the coming months to support business activity. Yields on long-term US Treasury bonds fell sharply following the publication of weak data—investors are shifting towards defensive instruments in anticipation of a more dovish policy. This, in turn, weakened the dollar: the DXY index retreated ...