Amelkina Julia Vasilievna, Tolkunova Evgenia Vladislavovna
Russia in the international credit market
ID number: J2019121
Abstract: The article considers the position of Russia in the international credit market. Some aspects of these relations are considered in terms of mutual assistance of one state to another. The history of Russia's relations in the International credit market with the International monetary Fund and the world Bank Group is relatively short. Currently, Russia is a lender on the world market, not a borrower. Russia acts as a creditor for poor countries in Africa and some CIS countries. There is a reduction in target loans. The importance of the Eurasian development Bank as a partner of Russia on the world stage is increasing. The article considers the position of Russia in the international credit market. Some aspects of these relations are considered in terms of mutual assistance of one state to another. The history of Russia's relations in the International credit market with the International monetary Fund and the world Bank Group is relatively short. Currently, Russia is a lender on the world market, not a borrower. Russia acts as a creditor for poor countries in Africa and some CIS countries. There is a reduction in target loans. The importance of the Eurasian development Bank as a partner of Russia on the world stage is increasing.
Key-words: international credit, credit policy, foreign debt to Russia, debt cancellation, international monetary Fund and world Bank Group, international Bank for reconstruction and development, debt obligations, external borrowings
Abstract: The article examines the investment climate of Mongolia, the dynamics and structure of FDI, the credit rating of the state by rating agencies such as Fitch, Moody’s and S&P. It also analyzes the indicator Ease of introducing a business, the corruption perception index, the global competitiveness index, and the international innovation index to analyze the country's investment climate. The legislative framework in the field of foreign investment is studied. The main problems associated with the investment attractiveness of the country are identified and recommendations are given for eliminate the identified problems.
Gavrish Maria Igorevna, Chasovnikova Tatyana Igorevna
Features and problems of entrepreneurship development in the Russian securities market
ID number: J2019123
Abstract: The article presents an analysis of the features of entrepreneurship development in the Russian securities market. The definition of the securities market is given. A brief overview of changes in the securities market is given. The specificity and nature of the latest trends at the securities market is examined. The main feature of all business activities in the securities market is determined. Problems are highlighted and suggested solutions. Analysis results can be used to improve an existing program.
Doliba Aleksandr Valer'evich, Trachuk Pavel Aleksandrovich
Debt in Low-income Countries
ID number: J2019124
Abstract: The article presents the results of a debt vulnerabilities in low-income countries. She have increased substantially in recent years. Since 2013, median government debt has risen by about 20 percentage points of gross domestic product and increasingly comes from non concessional and private sources. As a result, in most low-income countries, interest payments are absorbing an increasing proportion of government revenues. The majority of low-income countries would be hard hit by a sudden weakening in trade or global financial conditions.
A comparison of the profitability and investment structure of the National Welfare Fund and the Government Pension Fund Global
ID number: J2019126
Abstract: There is the only one sovereign wealth fund in the Russian Federation since February 1st 2018 ? it is called the National Welfare Fund, it was created by the model of the Petroleum Fund of Norway to preserve revenues from oil production and sale. GPFG was created to save revenues from oil production and selling, now its size exceeds $1 trillion with half of the market value accounting for the Fund's return on investment on average 5,9 %. Why is the return on investment of the NWF only 1,2 %.
Key-words: National Welfare Fund, future generations fund, sovereign wealth funds, stabilization funds, saving funds, super incomes, return on investment
The content and main directions of financial management in the company
ID number: J2019127
Abstract: This article discusses the financial management of a company. This allowed us to evaluate the various proposed methods for improving the efficiency of economic activity.
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