... look like a decrease in confidence in the company. Loss of support from investors: A sharp price decline can scare off long-term investors. Examples of the use of the lock-up period in the Russian IPO market In the Russian market, lock-up is also an important tool for IPOs of large companies, supporting the share price and stabilizing the market in the first months after entering the stock exchange. Here are some well-known examples: 1. Sovcomflot (2020) In October 2020, Russia's largest shipping ...

... shown growth. In 2024, Russia's GDP increased by 4%, making the country the largest economy in Europe and the fourth largest in the world, surpassing Germany and Japan. However, sanctions have led to: Reconstruction of logistics chains; Accelerated import substitution; Growth of domestic production; Abandonment of Western technologies in several key sectors. These changes have created both new challenges and new opportunities for Russian companies and investors. The U.S. May Replace Old Sanctions ...

... business principles, especially for those in finance and entrepreneurship. Key Lessons for Entrepreneurs and Investors 1. Financial Planning and Asset Management Monopoly encourages players to make strategic investments in properties, emphasizing the importance of asset management and cash flow. It teaches that it’s not enough to simply acquire assets; maintaining liquidity and making wise investment choices are essential for long-term success. This mirrors real-life business decisions where balancing ...

... with status and impress others. Social media, the availability of credit tools, and a changed attitude towards finances have made living in debt commonplace. What risks does this pose, how can one avoid the debt trap, and why is financial literacy more important than status? We discuss this in the article. Millennials and Living on Credit: The Price of Status and Financial Risks Introduction According to data from Wells Fargo, 30% of millennials (1981–1996) regularly spend money they do not have ...

On August 27, 2025, significant events marked the global economy. The primary news relates to new U.S. tariffs on imports from India, which may negatively impact trade relations. Additionally, consumer inflation in Russia, according to CPI data, remains high, raising concerns among experts. Reports from companies across various sectors indicate a profit increase,...