... stablecoins, the high-interest rate presents a dual scenario: on the one hand, stablecoins do not produce returns when held, theoretically decreasing their attractiveness compared to, say, Treasury bonds or bank deposits. On the other hand, stablecoin issuers, by investing reserves in high-yield short-term bonds, achieve substantial profits, enhancing the financial stability of their tokens. In 2024, Tether Ltd, the issuer of USDT, demonstrated record revenue from interest on reserve assets, positively ...

... and Europe), attracting foreign capital. The first IPO in the Russian market took place in 2002 when shares of a Russian company were first listed on the Moscow Exchange. From that moment until 2007, the Russian IPO market grew rapidly: dozens of new issuers emerged in various industries (energy, industry, technology, etc.). During this period, the mechanism of privatizing shares of state enterprises became one of the ways to expand the market, encouraging companies to go public. After the global ...

... value in rubles. USD Coin (USDC) Price Forecast for May 2025 What is USD Coin and Its Current Price USD Coin (USDC) is one of the largest stablecoins, a type of cryptocurrency pegged to the value of traditional assets; in this case, the US dollar. The issuer of USDC is Circle, which backs every issued coin with real dollar reserves, primarily consisting of US Treasury bonds. As a result, the price of USD Coin remains consistently close to $1.00, reflecting the dollar's value. In other words, the exchange ...

... investor confidence. Enhancing Transparency and Information Disclosure One of the most significant steps toward changing existing IPO practices is to enhance the transparency of the process. The focus is on improving the quality of information disclosed by issuers during the public offering phase. This includes the necessity to adapt the securities prospectus to meet the needs of both professional and retail investors. The IPO process must undoubtedly become more understandable and accessible to a broader ...

... Well-chosen assets purchased at reasonable prices are less likely to experience sharp declines and offer better chances to withstand temporary price downturns. Risk of Company Bankruptcy Another significant risk for investors is the bankruptcy of the issuer, that is, the company or organization in which the funds have been invested. Any company can go bankrupt – whether it is one that issues stocks or bonds, a real estate developer, an investment fund, a bank, or even a sovereign state (in the case ...