... budgets. Debt Load Default risks are increasing, especially in developing countries with a high dependence on external borrowing. Investor Recommendations Portfolio Diversification Increase the proportion of low-risk assets. Invest in the green economy, technology, and healthcare. Risk Hedging Utilize derivatives to protect against currency and interest rate risks. Long-Term Approach Focus on assets that can provide stable income amidst heightened volatility. The Macro Outlook 2025 report underscores the complexity of the macroeconomic ...

... and obligations. It is important to understand that buying a share may be associated with certain legal risks, such as those associated with the company's debt. Buying company assets Unlike buying a share, buying assets (e.g. real estate, equipment, technology) allows you to avoid risks associated with the company's liabilities. This approach can be beneficial if the investor is interested in specific assets, and not the entire business. However, buying assets may require approval from third parties (e.g. landlords or creditors)....

... >$1 billion) emerged, with some quickly reaching "ultra-unicorn" status with valuations over $5 billion. Record capital infusions into AI, fintech, biotech, and other innovative niches confirm the return of investor confidence in promising technologies. The Return of Mega-Funds: Big Investors Are Filling the Market with Capital Again Major investment players are triumphantly returning to the venture scene, indicating a renewed appetite for risk. The Japanese conglomerate SoftBank is once again banking on large investments: Masayoshi Son announced the formation of Vision Fund III with a target size of about $40–50 billion, focusing on advanced technologies (with an emphasis on AI and robotics)....

... energy. Private Capital: The popularity of venture capital in innovative startups is on the rise. 3. Geographical Priorities United States The US economy remains the growth leader among developed markets due to strong domestic demand and investments in technology. However, risks are associated with high inflation and a budget deficit. Asia China is actively recovering its economy despite external challenges, with growth anticipated in the real estate and consumer goods sectors. India is becoming a new magnet for capital ...

... return of foreign companies to the Russian market. In simpler terms, if foreign businesses decide to return or invest in projects in Russia, they are promised maximally comfortable and predictable conditions. Russian authorities are aware of the sanction risks but assume that many investors are willing to operate in the country if attractive profits are offered. This stance implies that privatization deals, investment projects, and joint ventures with foreign capital will receive the necessary support. Technological Development and Digitalization In his speech, Putin paid considerable attention to technological development and the digital transformation of the economy. He indicated that the competitiveness of key industries should rely on domestic technologies....