... measures. Focus on the Domestic Market and Local Investments Germany is a key market for Volkswagen, and massive job cuts here could provoke negative reactions not only from employees but also from society at large. It is essential not only to maintain market positions but also to demonstrate a commitment to local development, for example, by investing in innovations or creating new jobs in other areas of the company. Emphasize Training and Reskilling Employees The transition to electric vehicles and digital technologies requires a new skill set. Instead of cutting ...

... managers in Western banks revolve around the potential to resume trading with Russia and freely operate in rubles once again. This potential shift in policy creates significant opportunities for both Russian and global markets. Here, we examine how these developments could impact the market and shape investment strategies. Current Sanctions and Potential Changes The sanctions imposed on Russia in recent years have restricted Russian companies and financial institutions from accessing Western capital markets and technology. This has ...

... profit growth enabled us to enter new markets. We now trade oil, petroleum products, petrochemicals, and grain both domestically and in the markets of the CIS countries and the EU. Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of "Oyl Resource Group" We are also developing a new informational product on the market—the raw materials marketplace ORG-Market. We will tell you more about it in the next publication. Translated using ChatGPT

... Market on the Rise: Global Trends and Prospects Millions of private investors around the world are channeling their funds through collective investment vehicles – from traditional mutual funds to exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The collective investment market is rapidly developing and becoming a significant segment of the financial markets. The accessibility of such instruments is increasing, and professional management along with diversification makes them appealing even to novice investors. In this article, we will ...

... company's transparency for investors and regulators. Why Do Companies Conduct IPOs? Transitioning to the public market helps companies to: Raise capital for growth and expansion: The financial resources obtained from selling shares can be directed toward developing new products, entering new markets, acquiring other companies, or funding research programs. Increase visibility and reputation: Participating in an IPO boosts a company's credibility among partners, suppliers, and customers, strengthening its market position. Create liquidity ...