... examples show that a direct listing can be an effective solution for large and well-known companies that already possess a robust business model and do not require raising new capital. The Direct Listing Market in Russia: The CarMoney Example In the Russian market, direct listings are much rarer than in the United States, and there are few examples of such placements. However, in 2021, CarMoney, a company specializing in auto collateral loans, successfully completed a direct listing on the Moscow Exchange....

... Railway and BAM. These investments contribute to the development of Russia's export opportunities, support for regional economies, and improvement of passenger service quality, which strengthens Russian Railways' position in the domestic and international markets. Where do Russian Railways (RZD) invest? Russian Railways (RZD) Sector: Transport Investments in 2023: RUB 1,259.7 billion Investments in 2022: RUB 908.9 billion Main investment areas: Modernization and expansion of infrastructure RZD is actively investing in the ...

... main topic of negotiations will not be oil and gas at all. However, the meeting could establish new frameworks for bilateral cooperation—such as lifting the ban on energy resource imports from Russia and allowing American companies to return to the Russian market," stated Sergey Tereshkin ( RIA News commentary ). According to the expert, a positive scenario involves lifting the existing US ban on imports of Russian oil and gas, as well as the return of American oil and gas companies to Russia. Their ...

... sale of shares after the lock-up may look like a decrease in confidence in the company. Loss of support from investors: A sharp price decline can scare off long-term investors. Examples of the use of the lock-up period in the Russian IPO market In the Russian market, lock-up is also an important tool for IPOs of large companies, supporting the share price and stabilizing the market in the first months after entering the stock exchange. Here are some well-known examples: 1. Sovcomflot (2020) In October 2020,...

... experience. Retail investors who do not meet strict criteria will only have access to indirect instruments (e.g., crypto ETFs or futures on crypto indexes). Furthermore, the geopolitical factor remains: sanctions may complicate the integration of the Russian crypto market into the global economy. Potential market participants should carefully evaluate these risks before investing in the Russian crypto industry. Forecast for the Coming Year In the short term (up to one year), gradual progress in legislative and infrastructural ...