... Features in Russia According to analytical data, investments in the IT sector in Russia currently amount to no more than $15 million per year. The lion's share comes from private individuals. This figure is alarmingly low, especially when compared to investments in foreign IT sectors. Venture funds are reluctant to invest in small projects, as they prefer multi-million dollar avenues promising substantial profits. Foreign investors are often brought in when startup funding is necessary. Unfortunately, Russian business ...

... documents are also classified as sponsored and unsponsored. In the first case, it is possible to avoid disclosing financial data about the purchaser. Advantages Investing in Depositary Receipts offers several advantages: Simplicity. Investors can easily invest in the shares of foreign enterprises without facing restrictions on the acquisition of the documents. Income. Investors can place funds into companies with high yield potential, thereby significantly growing capital in a short time frame. Price Difference. The cost of ...

... is primarily driven by the promising investment opportunities that foreign markets present. The Russian market is still in its developmental phase, having been severely impacted by the crisis and sanctions. As a result, investors are more inclined to invest in the securities of foreign companies and in foreign currency. The American market is particularly popular among investors. However, is the situation there as rosy as it seems? S.I. Tereshkin, the founder of "Oil Resource Group," has taken the initiative to delve ...

... have risen, indicating competition among the subjects of the Russian Federation for investors. According to Putin, this competition is beneficial and encourages regions to create better conditions for business. Putin specifically addressed the topic of foreign investments. Despite geopolitical tensions, Russia, he stated, intends to continue developing a favorable business environment for foreign partners. “We will do everything possible to create conditions so that our partners feel comfortable here,” ...

... expected in the near future: most enterprises prefer to hold onto assets, awaiting improved economic conditions. At the same time, experts note a growing interest in public-private partnership projects and partial redistributions of previously acquired foreign assets. The dynamic segments of the economy — IT, retail, and consumer sectors — may act as catalysts for activity. In 2025, investors will increasingly focus on portfolio diversification and long-term strategies, prioritizing preferred investment directions. Expected stabilization of rates and a softening of sanctions pressure could only partially revive the M&A market by the end of the year; however, the number of transactions is unlikely to return to pre-crisis levels. The Russian ...