... countercyclical capital buffer may enhance the attractiveness of other sectors such as industrial companies, energy, and telecommunications. The Central Bank of Russia's decision to introduce the countercyclical capital buffer is aimed at stabilizing the financial system and preventing risks associated with overheating in the credit market. For investors, this may mean lower risks when investing in the banking sector; however, changes in returns and temporary limits on the growth of bank profits may also occur. Investors are advised to reassess their strategies, considering the new conditions and to actively utilize diversification ...

... international and Russian stock exchanges. Ticker and exchanges: The company's shares are listed on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) and the Moscow Exchange (MOEX) under the ticker LENTA. This makes it accessible to both private and institutional investors. Investment attractiveness: Presence on international exchanges ensures the company's transparency, regular publication of financial statements and compliance with high standards of corporate governance. These factors increase investor confidence and contribute to increased liquidity of shares. 2. Financial policy The company follows a strategy aimed at ensuring stable income ...

... further capital influx. Investment Diversification: Fintech, Climate, Biotech (and Even Crypto) on the Rise In 2025, venture investments are spreading across an increasingly broad array of industries, moving beyond just artificial intelligence. Following ... ... rounds are occurring not only in the U.S. but also in Europe, Asia, and emerging markets. A notable return of large deals in financial technologies is evidenced by New York-based platform iCapital, which raised $820 million from a consortium of investors ...

... broker fees, IT companies are seriously considering the development of software that meets the needs of investors. For example, American developers have introduced a product called Freemium. This software is a mobile application that allows users to invest in various financial instruments, including the currently in-demand cryptocurrency, without paying additional fees. This means that purchases are made commission-free. Previously, users had to pay up to $7 for each transaction. With a large number of transactions,...

... market capitalization of digital assets surpassed $4 trillion, and the flagship Bitcoin has reached a historic high of over $120,000. Against this backdrop, venture deals in the blockchain sector are resuming (though selectively)—primarily focused on investments in infrastructure solutions and financial applications related to cryptocurrencies. Regulatory optimism is also increasing: in the U.S., the adoption of stablecoin legislation has boosted investor confidence in the industry's long-term prospects. Consolidation and M&A Deals: Consolidation ...