... today: Fintech Unicorn Achieves Record Valuation: American fintech startup Ramp raised approximately $200 million, increasing its valuation from $13 billion to $16 billion just three months after its last funding round. This swift rise underscores a renewed interest from investors in financing within the fintech and corporate payments sectors. Revival of IPOs on the Horizon: The successful public offering of digital bank Chime and news that the design developer Figma has confidentially filed for an IPO signal the opening of a "window" for market exits. The confident debut of new tech stocks inspires other late-stage startups to consider IPOs in the latter half of the year. High Level of Financing ...

... the pandemic and geopolitical crises. A growth rate of 3-3.5% is expected, although the pace of recovery will differ between developed and emerging markets. Key Factors Influencing Global Growth: Inflation: A gradual decline in inflation is anticipated ... ... aging population. Alternative Investments Infrastructure: Investors are seeking stable income from long-term projects related to renewable energy. Private Capital: The popularity of venture capital in innovative startups is on the rise. 3. Geographical Priorities ...

... change will have a positive impact on public health and reduce Russia's dependence on foreign supplies in the medical field. Renewal of financial services cooperation with India: India, in an effort to strengthen trade ties and increase trade turnover,... ... terms for long-term investments. The Russian B2B market is also of interest, where the lifting of sanctions can facilitate the development of online platforms for the sale of oil products and other strategically important goods. An example of such a platform ...

... ecosystems. Local focus (Russia and the CIS). Despite restrictions, new funds and initiatives are emerging in the region to develop startup ecosystems, attracting investor attention to local projects. The IPO Wave Continues: The Window for Exits Remains ... ... services for affluent clients. Climate and Energy: Venture funds are actively financing "green" technologies—from renewable energy and electric mobility to innovative nuclear energy. For example, the Swiss startup Climeworks raised over $160 ...

... successful IPOs open an exit window for investors. The fintech, biotechnology, climate, and defense technologies sectors are actively developing. The number of M&A deals is increasing while the geography of investments expands from the USA and Europe to the Middle ... ... corporate finance. Interest in climate technologies is also increasing — investors are funding projects aimed at decarbonization, renewable energy, and new materials for the "green" economy. Biotechnology companies are re-entering the radar of venture ...