securities

Binance under attack: The SEC sued the giant of the crypto industry and its head

On Monday, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) sued the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange Binance and its CEO Changpeng Zhao. The charges include “network of deception”, artificially inflating trading volumes and redirecting clients' assets. SEC approves, that Binance and Zhao secretly controlled clients' assets, which allowed them to mix and redirect customer funds. Besides, is accused of, that the exchange created separate US legal entities as part of a complex scheme to circumvent US federal securities laws.

What will happen, if you have two IIS at once?

In accordance with the National Law "On the Securities Market" No. 39-FZ, an individual has the right to have only one contract for maintaining IIS. If a new contract for the maintenance of IMS is concluded, the previously concluded contract must be terminated within a month.

5 organizations from Russia, which grow 5 years in order

One of the more well-known long-term investment strategies in the securities market is investing in growth companies., whose performance exceeds the market average. A growing company is a business, demonstrating?? improvement of main characteristics over time.

Man Group Investment Fund | Growth of the giant's profit?

Funds managed by the giant of investment funds Man Group, whose shares are traded on the stock exchange, soared to the highest level thanks to a combination of large revenues across all strategies and the restoration of the inflow of financiers, which contributed to the growth of the company's revenue in the first half 2021 of the year.

Increasing variability

Increasing variability – Risk Management Strategy, which combines different investments into a portfolio. A diversified portfolio combines several types of assets and investment products, which helps to reduce the risk exposure of an asset. This portfolio is considered more profitable in the long run.

Buyback – How and why companies buy their own shares

Buyback – How companies buy back shares Buyback - the buyback of shares by the issuer from their owners. Buyback is widespread all over the world and is popular with large issuers. We find out, why companies do it and how it can help to invest correctly, saving capital from possible losses. Buyback may be of interest to a shareholder for several reasons:   Shares are usually bought back at a price, above market; Often increases financial performance in relation to share capital; Buyouts affect share prices, increasing market demand; Buyback is a consequence of the position in the industry and in the company; Share buybacks change the structure of a company's assets;

Portfolio strategies. Managed by an individual broker

We analyze two approaches to investments - optimization and timing models.Individual brokers help to understand, how to form a long portfolio and not be distracted by news noise. Now let's talk about portfolio strategies.

Scroll to Top