... securities has been used for a long time: many companies continue to grow after their IPOs and require additional capital. For instance, in large economies such as the US and Europe, public companies regularly conduct follow-on offerings to finance business expansion. During economic upturns, the volume of SPOs increases, while it decreases during crises. In Russia, secondary offerings became possible alongside the development of the securities market in the post-Soviet era. Since the early 1990s, a regulatory framework for share offerings has been established. A crucial element was the Federal Law "On ...

... (Expert RA). Format: In-person. Instrument: equities/bonds. October 26 – Investment Conference on the Smart-Lab Exchange (Smart-Lab). Format: In-person. Instrument: equities. November November 20-21 – Seventeenth Forum of Financial Directors of Retail Business Retail CFO 2025 (CFO Russia). Format: In-person. Instrument: equities. December December 2 – XXIV Annual Forum “Leasing in Russia”-2025 (Expert RA). Format: In-person. Instrument: bonds. December 4 – Financial Market. Year Results (Kommersant). Format: In-person. Instrument: equities/bonds. Conclusion This calendar will assist issuers in planning their participation ...

... sanctions opens new horizons for expansion and capital inflows. From the perspective of our business, we see tremendous opportunities to increase operational volumes and expand... ... re-engage more actively on the global stage." The potential lifting of sanctions on Russia’s financial sector after Trump’s victory opens intriguing possibilities for... ... the next steps of the international community and be prepared to respond to changes in order to seize emerging opportunities. However, a final decision on sanctions relief...

... current losses. Realistic Scenario (30% Increase) : moderate continuation of current negative trends. Pessimistic Scenario (40% Increase and Beyond) : further deterioration of climate conditions and increased logistical challenges. Consequences for Businesses and Consumers Another price increase will significantly impact various segments of the coffee market in Russia. Consequences for Retail: price increases in stores will lead to a decrease in demand for premium varieties; consumers will more often choose cheaper brands or reduce consumption; popularity of alternative beverages will rise. Consequences for ...

... projections suggest labor productivity will grow much more slowly than wages. According to the Ministry’s forecast, productivity in 2025–2026 will increase by only ~2.2–2.3% per year, improving to around 2.8–2.9% by 2028. In other words, wage growth in Russia is outpacing productivity by nearly a factor of two. This gap poses risks for inflation and business performance: if companies have to pay employees significantly more without commensurate output gains, their costs rise and competitiveness can suffer. To maintain profitability, firms will need to either raise prices (further fueling inflation) ...