... and understand which of them have potential for growth. Mentoring. Be prepared not only to invest money, but also to help the startup with your experience and knowledge. 1. Alexander Galitsky Known as: One of the leading business angels and venture investors in Russia, co-founder of the Almaz Capital Partners fund. Investment projects: Parallels is a Russian IT company developing software for virtualization and cloud technologies. Galitsky invested in it at an early stage. In 2012, part of the company was sold, which brought in profits several times greater than the initial investment. Xometry is ...

... deposits are insured by the state (up to 1.4 million rubles). However, inflation (around 7–8%) and a 13% tax on interest income reduce real profits. Liquidity is low: early withdrawal results in the loss of part of the interest. Government Bonds (OFZ). Russian OFZs offer a return of about 15–18% per annum (depending on the term). These are relatively low-risk securities (guaranteed by the state) with high liquidity. Investors receive coupon income (usually paid semiannually) and can also profit from price appreciation. Coupons and price differences are subject to a 13% income tax. Corporate Bonds. Bonds of large companies yield an average of 10–20% per annum. Higher ...

... statement certainly applies to foreign markets. In Russia, however, this tool is much less popular. This is due to the lack of experience and the instability of domestic companies, as well as the overall economic situation in the country. Potential investors are reluctant to invest in securities of Russian companies. Securities are one of the most common investment instruments. At least, this statement applies to foreign markets. In Russia, this instrument is much less popular. This is due to a lack of experience and the instability of domestic ...

... public company with shares on the Moscow Exchange (ticker GAZP), attracts both long-term investors and short-term traders. A stable dividend policy, availability of derivatives and broad growth prospects make the company an important participant in the Russian and international financial markets. However, investors and traders should consider geopolitical risks, gas price volatility and the impact of environmental obligations when forming their strategies.

... instrument — futures contracts on a fund tracking Ethereum (ETF Trust ETHA) effective August 5. Settlements for these futures will be in rubles, with quotes in dollars per share of the fund. Access to this instrument will be granted only to qualified investors; however, the very fact of such futures being introduced signifies continued integration of crypto finance into the traditional market. Russian regulators are gradually permitting derivatives on crypto assets, reflecting the global trend towards recognizing the industry while balancing between the aspiration for innovation and the necessity of risk management. Despite differences in approaches ...