... assets" at a stage close to going public. Portfolio diversification. Investments in pre-IPO typically have low correlation with public stock and bond markets, making this asset class capable of improving the overall risk-return profile of a long-term investor's portfolio. Risks: Low liquidity. The most significant risk is the lack of trading prior to the IPO. Shares of private companies cannot be sold quickly on the exchange, and an investor may find themselves "frozen" for an indefinite period. Often,...

... Investor Interest The increased interest in Ethereum and other altcoins has several fundamental drivers. The recent Ethereum network upgrade (Pectra) has bolstered confidence in ETH, prompting investors to seek higher returns beyond Bitcoin. Institutional investors, relying on portfolio diversification, recognize the stability of BTC as “digital gold,” while reallocating a portion of capital into promising projects (DeFi, AI, etc.). Reduced macroeconomic risks (inflation, geopolitics) and an improved economic backdrop enhance ...

... lending and investment. What investors should pay attention to: Stable profit growth: An increase in the net profit of both banks indicates their financial stability and management efficiency. Loan portfolio expansion: Significant growth in the loan portfolio may lead to an increase in interest income, but investors should be aware of potential risks associated with the quality of loans. Attracting customer funds: Growing deposits and funds in customer accounts strengthens the banks' liquidity and their ability to finance further growth. Integration and ...

... when the project is still young. They can provide expert advice, help with connections, and participate in the startup's strategic decisions. Venture funds are specialized investment organizations that manage capital (both their own and attracted from investors). A venture fund forms a portfolio of dozens of startups, counting on the fact that the success of several of them will compensate for the failures of the others. Funds usually enter the active growth stages (rounds A, B, and later), when the project has already proven the viability ...

.... Increased liquidity and transparency. Following an IPO, shares of the company are traded on the exchange, which simplifies the buying and selling of securities. Issuers are required to disclose financial statements and development plans, providing investors with more information to make decisions. Portfolio diversification. An offering allows investment in new sectors of the economy or foreign markets through overseas IPOs, thereby reducing overall portfolio risks. Participation in a prestigious event. Successful involvement in an IPO can enhance ...