... accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) is crucial. Transparency in financial indicators signifies the company's reliability to investors. Long-term Financial Planning: An IPO necessitates a clear understanding of how the raised funds will be utilized. A transparent financial strategy allows investors to see that the funds will be directed towards growth and development, rather than merely covering current expenses. Corporate Governance and Internal Processes Establishing a Corporate ...

... risks? Retail investors have set a new record for the volume of investments in the stock market, exceeding even the levels of the dot-com bubble. Despite the market turbulence, capital is being directed en masse into tech stocks, and the total inflow of funds into the market for the week amounted to $25 billion - one of the largest figures in recent years. Why is this happening, and what consequences can investors and financial markets expect? Why are investors actively buying up stocks? Tech Stocks ...

... The first step towards successful investing is understanding the risks associated with startups and their proper evaluation: Bankruptcy Risks. Statistics show that most startups fail within the first few years. This means that investors may lose their funds. Thus, having a portfolio approach and investing in multiple projects is essential to spread risks. Assessment of the Business Model. Startups often rely on new or unproven business models. Evaluate how realistic the project's idea is, what needs ...

... $10–13 per barrel. Attempts by the U.S. to restrict Russia’s so-called shadow fleet of oil tankers were somewhat effective, but Russia adapted quickly by changing ship owners and flags. Konstantin Simonov, head of the National Energy Security Fund, acknowledges that costs for Russian companies have risen, but the market has mitigated attempts at regulation. He believes sanctions will continue to tighten regardless of the U.S. administration. The U.S.’s strategic goal is to push Russia ...

... rubles in 2026 and 11,806 rubles in 2027 (currently, the rate is 10,425 rubles per ton). In a conversation with "RG," Dmitry Gusev, deputy chairman of the supervisory board of the association "Reliable Partner," noted that the funds collected from excise taxes go to road funds. It is not by chance that when proposals are made to cancel or reduce excise taxes to stabilize retail fuel prices, the Ministry of Finance responds that excise tax revenues are used to build new roads ...