... regulation to the integration of digital assets into traditional finance—and analyzes the related opportunities and risks from an investment perspective. Regulation: Eliminating Uncertainty The report reflects a radical departure from the previous policy focused on restrictions. Instead, the new strategy emphasizes creating transparent rules and conditions for growth. The primary task outlined in the document is to eliminate regulatory uncertainty in the U.S. crypto market. The White House working group ...

... $40 billion at a potential valuation of around $300 billion. This means the AI arms race is reaching an unprecedented level, with only the biggest players able to attract such resources to develop their models and platforms. Defense and Deep Tech in Focus of Investors Amid rising geopolitical tensions, funds are shifting their attention to defense and related deeptech projects. A recent example is the American startup Mach Industries, which develops unmanned weapons systems, which raised $100 million ...

... changes must be implemented, such as developing the futures market and risk hedging culture among both buyers and suppliers, Dyachenko believes. "This is something that is developed and implemented over a long period. But it seems the government is focused on quick and simple solutions. Although, of course, in the medium- and long-term perspective, such practices negatively impact the industry," he adds. Tereshkin believes that the government currently has few alternatives. One option is ...

... 12.6 billion rubles Key Assets of the Company: Production Facilities: Modern factories equipped with advanced technologies for the production of high-quality electronic products. Research and Development Centers: Laboratories and development centers focusing on innovations in electronics and the implementation of new solutions. Logistics Infrastructure: Owned warehouses and transport hubs ensuring efficient product distribution. Main Areas of Investment: Expansion of Production Capacities: Construction ...

... part includes working with numbers: studying the company's financial statements, calculating performance indicators (profitability, liquidity, debt burden, etc.) and comparing them with competitors' indicators or industry averages. The qualitative part focuses on intangible aspects: the quality of management, the company's competitive advantages, its business model, brand and reputation in the market. There are several classic approaches that investors use, combining both types of analysis: Comparative ...