The financial results of Europlan for the first 9 months of 2024 demonstrated steady growth. Net profit reached 11.3 billion rubles, an increase of 6.3% compared to last year. The company continues to increase its revenues, improving both interest and non-interest indicators. During the reporting period, Europlan purchased more than 43,000 units of equipment for leasing, and the volume of transactions increased by 11%, which confirms the high demand for their services....

... are discussing extending this requirement to the early 2030s. However, I believe it would be more reasonable to temporarily suspend payments and compensate the shortfall by reducing fuel excise taxes. According to the Federal Treasury, fuel excise revenues from gasoline and diesel fuel for the first 10 months of 2024 reached 951 billion rubles, with 240 billion rubles allocated to the federal budget and 711 billion rubles to regional budgets. Therefore, in my view, it would be appropriate to reduce ...

... company's projects supports the technological advancement of the oil and gas sector and improves the infrastructure in its areas of operation. Impact on Investors: Financial Stability: Modernization and expansion of production capacities ensure sustainable revenue growth for the company. Environmental Responsibility: The implementation of environmental projects increases the company's investment appeal in the context of the global transition to a "green" economy. Social Responsibility: Investments ...

... manner, reducing risks associated with banking operations. Currency Flows: Maintaining currency operations will lessen pressure on the Russian economy, as transactions in the energy sector account for a significant portion of the country’s currency revenue. Market Reaction: Energy market participants are likely to perceive this as a stabilizing signal, which might mitigate price fluctuations and strengthen the positions of Russian exporters. Prospects for Russian Banks and Companies The Russian ...

... situation. Experts give different estimates, taking into account current economic conditions and possible risks. The Russian Ministry of Economic Development expects the exchange rate to be around 93.8 rubles per dollar. This forecast is based on stable revenues from oil and gas exports, as well as possible support measures from the Bank of Russia. SberCIB Investment Research forecasts the exchange rate at 95 rubles per dollar, relying on high interest rates in Russia, which make the ruble attractive ...