... Analysts believe that the first ETFs or ETNs providing exposure to XRP could be proposed as early as this fall, provided that the appropriate derivative markets and final regulatory approvals are in place. XRP is at a pivotal point: the emergence of stock products and the definitive removal of questions from authorities can provide the token with a new growth impetus, while delays in decisions will limit the enthusiasm of some investors. However, at present, institutional interest in XRP remains robust—many significant players include it in portfolio diversification, considering the success of ...

... clients a newsletter with up-to-date prices and a mobile app through which orders could be placed. The number of clients increased, and so did the margin. But that wasn’t enough for us. To truly shake up the traditional oil market, we needed a new product. We analyzed the market and found that no one had a full-fledged marketplace. Our goal was clear — to develop a product that would completely meet the needs of buyers and sellers of petroleum products and eliminate the chain of small intermediaries....

... survive cash flow gaps or seasonal declines in revenue. Investment loan for business development. Such a loan is provided for the acquisition of fixed assets and long-term investments: purchase of equipment, transport, real estate, modernization of production, opening of new branches. The term of an investment loan is usually longer - from several years to ten years, depending on the scale of the project. The lender may require such a loan to be secured by collateral on the property being purchased or another valuable ...

... it presents an opportunity to raise funds for development, while for investors, it provides a way to invest in promising companies. Key reasons for the popularity of IPOs: Capital Raising: Companies utilize the funds raised for scaling up, developing new products, or repaying debts. Increased Visibility: Going public elevates a company's status, strengthening its position among partners, clients, and employees. Transparency and Trust: Companies that have gone public are required to adhere to high standards ...

... until March 2025, but the markets were not encouraged: Brent oil prices are currently in the range of $72-75 per barrel. Tereshkin suggests that after Donald Trump's inauguration, the average annual prices could fall below $70 per barrel, as the new U.S. president plans to ease restrictions on drilling operations. Additionally, the increase in oil production in Guyana and Brazil will have an impact. "However, the risks of reduced oil and gas revenues will be partly offset by the depreciation of the ruble, which will lead to an increase in the cost of oil in ruble terms. Another favorable ...