... the company are accepted as collateral. An alternative may be a surety from business owners or third parties. The presence of collateral reduces the bank's risk and can compensate, for example, for a short period of the company's existence or marginal reporting indicators. However, the property under the pledge will be encumbered until the debt is fully repaid. No problems with the law and debts. The bank will most likely refuse a loan if it learns about serious tax debts of the company, lawsuits, ...

... technologies and high risks with the potential for significant future growth. However, investors should take into account the risks associated with the uncertainties of the space industry and the long payback periods of such projects. Analyze Financial Reports: Monitor Sberbank's financial performance to evaluate how new projects are reflected in its profitability and cost metrics. Assess Asset Diversification: Entering the space industry may be promising, but it is essential to balance investments ...

... combat gray gasoline exports. "I believe the decision is driven by the desire to lower prices, as has been stated," said Alexander Titov, a senior expert at the Institute of Energy and Finance (IEF), to Forbes. "In May-June, there were reports about high gasoline exports, and domestic prices began to rise. Therefore, the government decided to revert somewhat to manual control and impose an export ban, especially since demand is indeed seasonally high right now." According to sources ...

... payments, as well as prices in the "off-exchange" wholesale segment (sales through direct contracts, bypassing the exchange). Another factor behind rising exchange prices is unplanned refinery repairs due to drone attacks, according to Reuters. Reports indicate that the Novokuybishevsk refinery has been shut down since the beginning of August, and the output of petroleum products from the Ryazan refinery has been cut by half. The market could indeed respond to news about reduced gasoline shipments,...

... used to the market and understand its dynamics. For example, inexpensive shares of Russian companies are available on the stock exchange. Analyze and monitor the market Investing requires constant analysis. Follow news and market changes, study company reports and don’t forget to check your portfolio balance. Determine the term and level of risk Different investments involve different levels of risk and horizons. For short-term goals, it’s better to choose low-risk assets, such as bonds, and for ...