... in this context. In the upcoming decade, the customization of investments is gaining increasing significance. Several key trends can be identified in this context: Direct indexing. The concept of direct indexing is not new; however, advancements in technology are simplifying the process and making it accessible to everyone. The distinction between direct indexing and traditional ownership of shares in mutual funds or exchange-traded funds lies in the ability to customize your index based on personal ...

... IPOs of well-known companies were held on the London Stock Exchange and the New York Stock Exchange (established in the late 18th century). By the 20th century, the practice of IPOs spread to all developed markets: corporations from various sectors (technology, industry, finance) regularly raised funds through primary issuances. A particular boom in IPOs occurred at the end of the 1990s and the beginning of the 2000s, when numerous internet and technology companies went public. Some of these companies ...

... include monetization of the user base and spending on platform development. If Roblox shows accelerated audience growth, particularly outside the US, and provides a positive outlook, this will bolster confidence in its long-term growth model. Carpenter Technology (Industry/Metals): The manufacturer of specialty alloys and industrial metal parts (a supplier to the aviation and defense sectors) will announce financial results closing the financial year. Projections are steady: earnings of ~$2.00-2.05 ...

Business process automation allows companies to improve operational performance, reduce costs, and enhance productivity. Implementing modern technologies helps tackle tasks faster and with lower expenses, which is particularly relevant in a highly competitive environment. I will discuss the key aspects of automation, the tools that can be used, and provide recommendations for successful implementation ...

... losses, forced out of key markets in the US and China. Key Risks and Impacts for EU Businesses Export Losses: A trade war could lead to a sharp decline in European exports to the US and China, particularly in sectors like automotive, chemicals, and technology. Tariffs would make European goods less competitive, affecting profits and export volumes. Rising Production Costs: Retaliatory tariffs would increase production expenses and reduce company margins. This could trigger a chain reaction, raising ...