... Session of the Financial Market (Expert RA). Format: In-person. Instrument: equities/bonds. April 10 – Finance and Technology: Relevant Solutions for Small and Medium-Sized Businesses (Kommersant). Format: In-person. Instrument: bonds. April 14 – Profit Conference Spring (Profit). Format: In-person. Instrument: equities/bonds. April 24 – XI Round Table “Financial Market Instruments for Corporate Treasury” (Cbonds). Format: In-person. Instrument: bonds. April 25 – XV Russian M&A Congress ...

... peak levels. The government has already signaled that it does not rule out extending the export restriction beyond August 31, if there is no significant stabilization in wholesale and retail price segments. “Against the backdrop of falling refinery profitability, exchange prices are likely to remain around current levels regardless of whether the export ban is extended,” — Sergey Tereshkin , Russian Gazette . Thus, Russia's example illustrates that even one of the largest gasoline exporters ...

... encompasses a wide array of companies—ranging from fintech to crypto startups. The continuation of an active IPO wave is extremely important for the entire venture ecosystem: successful public market debuts finally provide funds the chance to realize profitable exits and redirect freed-up capital into new projects. Despite the ongoing selectivity of investors, a prolonged open "window" encourages more startups to contemplate going public and prepare ahead for an IPO. Mega-Rounds and New ...

... publication of financial results for the second quarter of 2025 from major oil and gas corporations. The reports of industry leaders reflect normalization in market conditions compared to the record year prior. For example, Shell reported a normalized profit of approximately $4.3 billion for Q2 2025 – nearly a third lower than the year before due to lower oil and gas prices. Nonetheless, the outcome exceeded analysts' expectations, which was positively received by the market. Other majors followed ...

... partners. Reasons for Breach of Commitments Market Dynamics Change The primary reason for the redirection of supplies is the rise in LNG prices in other regions, such as Asia, where demand for energy resources is also increasing. Seeking to maximize profits, American suppliers prefer to sell gas in regions with higher margins, leading to gas shortages for Europe. Flexible Contracts with No Strict Obligations Many LNG supply contracts contain flexible terms, allowing companies to change the direction ...