Kiriyenko and “referendums” in the Kherson and Zaporizhzhya regions, a new softening of currency control and oil for $ 140 Olga Maltseva/AFP/East News @ The south of Ukraine begins to seriously prepare for joining Russia. The first deputy head of the presidential administration, Sergei Kiriyenko, today visited Kherson and Melitopol for the first time - administrative centers of units of the Kherson and Zaporizhzhya regions of Ukraine occupied by Russian troops.

From June 8, Russian individuals (residents) will be able to transfer up to $150,000 per month to accounts abroad. So far, the limit has been $50,000. The fact that for citizens the threshold for transfers in foreign currency abroad will be increased, according to the website of the Central Bank.

In the first weeks after trading on the Moscow Exchange, which was suspended from February 28 to March 24, one of the main investments was the purchase of shares in exporters, who benefited from the weakening of the ruble and rising prices for most goods. But as the ruble strengthened and sanctions tightened, this strategy became less and less obvious.

Since June 6, the subcommittee of the Ministry of Finance has allowed exporters to credit foreign currency to their accounts abroad.

Retail investors have become one of the driving forces in the Russian stock market, and it is important for issuers to find an approach to them. The prevailing principles of working with institutional investors and funds are not suitable for them, other communication tools are needed. Together with Tinkoff Investments , we find out how large Russian companies work with retail investors.

Cellular operators were faced with a choice between sanctions and the recognition of regions of Ukraine under the control of the Russian Armed Forces as part of Russia. While most make do with half-hearted solutions The fact that Russian telecom operators generally do not consider internal calls to numbers of mobile operators in the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics (DNR and LNR), Kherson region and Zaporozhye, learned .

The Ministry of Economic Development has prepared a draft law that will give sanctioned Russian banks the opportunity to clear their balance sheets of frozen assets and not spend money on settlements with creditors from "unfriendly" countries. Both frozen assets and liabilities to creditors are proposed to be transferred to a new legal entity.