... starting new projects, but also allows people to better manage their money. For our project, Open Oil Market, fintech also plays a key role. The integration of financial technologies into the B2B segment helps our clients — large buyers and suppliers of fuel — to safely and efficiently conduct transactions, manage finances and plan purchases in a convenient digital format. Fintech allows us to offer new financial services, such as loans, current accounts and online payment management, which is becoming ...

... market, is conducting a pre-IPO round before entering the stock exchange. Open Oil Market is developing a B2B marketplace for wholesale supplies of petroleum products, creating a transparent and convenient platform for connecting suppliers and buyers of fuel. In preparation for the pre-IPO, the company improved corporate governance, strengthened the control structure and brought financial reporting in line with international standards. Investors, B2B marketplace is a promising business that seeks to ...

... attract additional investment. An example is Open Oil Market, a startup in the field of oil products trading, which aims to make the market more transparent and efficient. The company is developing an online platform connecting suppliers and buyers of fuel. The financial risk for such a project is the need for significant investment in the initial stages to develop the technology and marketing to attract large companies and ensure scaling. 2. Market demand risk Even if a startup develops a unique product,...

...? A comment for the newspaper "Vzglyad. Russia has taken steps to accommodate European gas buyers by proposing a new payment scheme. This will allow Europeans to circumvent US sanctions, which since December 20 could, in effect, stop Gazprom's fuel supplies to the EU both through Ukraine and the "Turkish Stream." What kind of scheme is Russia offering? President Vladimir Putin signed amendments to the decree on gas payments in rubles from March 31, 2022, for "unfriendly" ...

... its debt may drive investors toward alternative assets, potentially weakening the dollar's value and affecting commodity and financial markets worldwide. Inflationary Pressures Financing debt and economic stimulus programs with borrowed funds could fuel inflation. As debt accumulates and interest rates rise, inflation expectations may intensify. Should inflation continue upward, the Fed may need to raise rates even further, which would add to debt-servicing costs and restrict borrowing for businesses ...