... least in terms of ongoing import substitution and the popularization of a healthy lifestyle. Ultimately, investment opportunities in IPOs of Russian dietary supplement manufacturers will be determined by a balanced combination of macroeconomic factors, corporate governance, and fundamental business resilience. For both retail and institutional investors, understanding how prepared an issuer is for an IPO will be crucial: how transparent the business is, the growth rate of sales, and what steps have been taken ...

..., making them particularly attractive to investors. Blockchain: Security and Transparency in Business Blockchain technology represents a revolution not only in the financial sector but also in supply chain management, logistics, public services, and corporate governance. Blockchain allows for: Increased transparency of operations, eliminating the possibility of fraud. Reduced operational costs through process automation. Enhanced data security, lowering the risks of fraud. Investments in blockchain technology ...

... rise after several years of decline. Investors around the world are once again actively investing in technology companies: deals are being made to attract record amounts of capital, and startup plans for IPOs are back in the spotlight. Major funds and corporations are resuming large-scale venture investments, launching new funds and initiatives; governments in various countries are increasing their support for innovation, striving not to fall behind in the global technology race. According to preliminary data, the first half of 2025 has become the most successful period for venture financing ...

... amounted to about 787 billion rubles—below the planned level and the third consecutive month lower than expectations. The government is discussing the possibility of temporarily adjusting or suspending the damping mechanism if oil prices and exchange-related ... ... flexibility and foresight in such an environment becomes a cornerstone of success for market participants—from oil and gas corporations and refineries to the electricity sector and renewables.

... (CBDCs). The latter—digital analogues of national currencies issued by central banks—could theoretically displace private stablecoins over time, especially in the payment space. For example, if a digital dollar from the Fed launches by 2025–2026, corporate users might prefer it for its government backing. For now, however, CBDC projects are in pilot stages, and Tether enjoys a temporary first-mover advantage in the market. Technological risks for Tether also include vulnerabilities in smart contracts (e.g., hacking risks on the blockchains ...