... the right account for investment by considering its operational history, maximum drawdown, income, and loss scenarios, and the capital of both the manager and other investors. Greater aggregated investments often reflect higher trust in the account. Foreign Investments By investing in foreign currencies, income can be derived from securities, property purchases and rentals, or by starting a personal business. However, all these options require active investor participation and significant capital. It's crucial ...

... Impact on business: For exporters, devaluation creates favorable conditions, but for companies that depend on imported equipment or goods, this becomes a serious problem, as the cost of production increases. How to protect your funds during devaluation? Invest in foreign currency: One way to protect your savings from losing purchasing power is to keep part of your funds in dollars, euros, or another stable currency. Buying assets: Investing in real estate, stocks or gold can also protect funds, as these assets ...

... actively participates in global projects and expands its presence in international markets: Joint projects: partnership with foreign companies in the field of development and production of aviation equipment, exchange of technologies and experience. Entering ... ... Africa and Latin America, participation in international air shows and exhibitions to demonstrate the company's capabilities. Investments in these areas allow UAC to strengthen its position in the global market, ensure the competitiveness of its products ...

... categories of entrepreneurs (e.g., farmers) regarding land tax. 7. Tax Incentives for Foreign Investors Russia provides special tax conditions for foreign investors, making the country attractive for international capital: Preferential conditions for investment projects. Foreign companies participating in significant investment projects may expect tax incentives, including exemption from corporate income tax and VAT. Double tax treaties. Russia has agreements with over 80 countries, allowing foreign investors to avoid ...

... interest in domestic oil inevitably leads to a stabilization of the national currency rate. This is a significant argument in favor of investing in Russian companies. Where to Invest Money Despite the situation, many experienced investors prefer to invest their money in safer assets. In particular, this applies to bonds. Among foreign entrepreneurs, OFZs—Russian federal loan bonds—are regaining popularity. A positive shift in this direction has been observed, as more than half of foreign investors have returned to the Russian market. This type of security offers a good ...