... ratings). Additionally, stringent regulatory requirements and administrative procedures are in place. This is particularly burdensome for medium and small companies that could diversify the issuer base. As long as the costs and risks of issuance remain high, many companies prefer to seek capital off-market or delay IPOs. Regulatory Barriers. Political and sanction pressures have complicated the return of foreign investments to the Russian market. While attracting foreign capital is not the focus of plans, the lack of international financing creates a greater burden on domestic resources. Moreover, investors pay attention to the stability of ...

... product and its features, study the business model and try to compare it with the business models I already know, calculate the return on invested capital and turnover , as well as the way to finance this project, do I need to attract a bank and what banking ... ... do it on my own. Aspiring entrepreneurs conserve their limited resources. They try to keep overhead costs low, productivity high, and fixed assets kept to a minimum. Thanks to this, they can start their business with a minimum amount of start-up capital ...

... startup ecosystem, as they provide financing at a stage when traditional sources, such as banks, may not offer lending due to the high level of risk. Business angels, as a rule, have entrepreneurial experience, which they can use to support a startup not only ... ... startup's best interest. Failure risks. Most startups fail in the early stages, and angel investments may not bring the expected returns. Our company, Open Oil Market, a commodity marketplace, has also chosen a pre-IPO strategy for entering the market. We ...

... no contract term limiting them. UBRIR. This bank provides investors with a comprehensive range of deposit options, promising high rates not only for deposits in national but also foreign currencies. Additionally, if an investor refers a new client who ... ... popular among investors; however, the institution does not boast high-interest rates. Consequently, investors may find the actual returns disappointing. Furthermore, the bank is often reluctant to adopt modern services, forcing clients to spend considerable ...

... invest in promising projects. However, these investments often lead to disappointment, as investors may not receive the expected returns or may even be unable to recover their funds. Many modern individuals prefer investing their money in promising projects ... ... not necessarily a cause for celebration. Investors should ponder the intentions of the proposer. In many cases, excessively high dividends are indicative of fraud. Con artists seek to attract as much money as possible before disappearing with it. Experienced ...