... figures considered quite modest by investors. Consequently, they sought other tools. They were offered investment products characterized by good profitability while the underlying asset shows only modest growth. This situation has now arisen in the domestic market. Such tools allow investors to not keep all their money in deposit accounts, investing instead in more promising and profitable avenues. Specialized companies quickly adjusted to this reality. They proposed investment tools focused on seemingly ...

... involving high-risk projects or even financial pyramids. Only the organizers and those at the inception of such schemes tend to profit. So, what can be done? Is the situation truly that bleak, leaving investors with no choice but to explore foreign markets? What should those who wish to see their money working for the domestic economy do? Sergey Tereshkin, the founder of OILResurs, expressed a desire to dissect this issue. The entrepreneur has conducted an in-depth study of the field and is ready to share his own insights. More information about the businessman can ...

... important in the current economic situation, when domestic companies need support and resources to scale and grow. Russian pre-IPO projects can offer investors unique opportunities to diversify their portfolios, as well as stimulate the development of the domestic capital market. This investment format can play a significant role in increasing the sustainability of the Russian stock market, expanding the circle of investors and reducing dependence on foreign sources of financing. If steps are taken to regulate and protect ...

... on the other hand, they contribute to an influx of funds into deposit instruments, making investments in companies with stable profits more attractive due to limited alternatives. Analysts provide moderately positive forecasts for the dynamics of the domestic stock market in the near term. Should favorable pricing conditions for raw materials persist and no new negative shocks arise (for example, intensifying sanctions or sharp fluctuations in global markets), the Moscow Exchange Index may continue its gradual growth....

... Anti-corruption checks and restrictions on the purchase of strategic assets further complicate the process. As a result, many companies refrain from engaging in transactions: foreign investors now prefer to freeze plans for selling Russian assets, while domestic market participants primarily operate under government participation schemes or focus on the internal market. The absence of foreign capital exacerbates the shortage of transactions, causing the M&A market to rely increasingly on the participation of ...