... installment purchase service on the raw materials marketplace "ORG-Market." The raw materials marketplace "ORG-Market," in partnership with "Sber," has integrated the "Business Installment Purchase" service, allowing legal entities to purchase petroleum products and petrochemicals in installments. This option is available to registered users in the personal account on the marketplace website, org-market.com. Users of the "ORG-Market" marketplace can get ...

... medium size, are not prepared for such extensive business restructuring. It is necessary not only to optimize processes but also to enhance the quality of financial reporting. Key risks include: High costs associated with preparing for an IPO (audit, legal support, marketing). The need to reduce share prices to generate investor interest. Increased demands for corporate governance and transparency. Current Examples and Prospects Some large Russian developers have already announced plans to go public ...

... attention to. What is Money Supply? Money supply refers to the total amount of money circulating within a country's economy. In Russia, this indicator is calculated in national definitions, which include: Cash in circulation. Balances on accounts of legal entities and individuals in banks. Term deposits and savings accounts. The increase in money supply may be connected with the Central Bank's actions, economic activity, or external factors such as oil prices and the ruble exchange rate. Reasons ...

... hand, most ICOs position their coins as utility tokens, which give users access to their own platform or decentralized applications (DApps). They claim that the purpose of the coin is usage, not investment. As a result, ICO platforms sidestep certain legal frameworks and are not required to register or strictly adhere to strict governance by regulators. Therefore, the barrier to launching an ICO is much lower, as they do not need to undertake all the preliminary work to ensure compliance. They can ...

... According to official statements from government representatives, the program provides residency to investors who: Invest a minimum of $5 million in approved investment projects in the U.S. Support the created jobs for a set period. Demonstrate the legality of their capital sources. Pass standard national security compliance checks. Unlike previous investment visas (such as EB-5, where the minimum required investment was $800,000), the new program is focused on attracting wealthier applicants and ...