Expert RA, a ranking agency, confirmed the A++ trust and service quality ranking of TKB Investment Partners (Joint Stock Company) with the stable outlook.
The 2018 ranking by The Kommersant newspaper names TKB Investment Partners JSC among top 10 Russian asset managers in three categories
Alfred Berg Ryssland, a Swedish fund under TKB Investment Partners’ advisor, is strengthening its ESG integration strategy.
Last week, the Russian equity market declined in line with the broader emerging markets (EM) index.Continue Reading →
Last week, the Russian equity market rose almost in line with the broader emerging markets (EM) index.
Last week, the Russian equity market contracted by more than the broader emerging markets (EM) index.
Last week, the Russian equity market rose, but by somewhat less than the broader emerging markets (EM) index.Continue Reading →
Last week, the Russian equity market rose in line with the other emerging markets (EM).
Last week, the Russian equity market outperformed the other emerging markets (EM).
Last week, the Russian equity market underperformed the other emerging markets (EM).Continue Reading →
Last week, the Russian equity market outperformed the other emerging markets (EM).
Last week, the Russian equity market rose by less than the other emerging markets (EM).
Last week, the Russian equity market outperformed the other emerging markets (EM) despite a decline in oil prices by 14%.Continue Reading →
Can you forecast oil prices at the end of April, May or June? We cannot. The answer depends on factors which are very hard to predict in the current chaotic environment: How strict will the quarantine measures be in different countries, and how long will they last?
Russia is much better prepared for a drop in oil prices now than it was in 2014, 2008 or 1998. There is no currency targeting, net debt is close to zero, budget is in a surplus and budget rule protects Russia from oil price drop all the way down to USD 42 bbl level. This is the first time in the midst of a significant drop in oil prices that the yield on Russian Eurobonds denominated in US dollars has risen slightly. There has only been a 30bp rise in Russian state Eurobond yields to maturity since the end of last week (1). Russian equity market fundamentals have not deteriorated materially on the back of the recent oil price drop. Expected average dividend yields are in double-digit figures. Expected inflation is around 4% even allowing for the impact from rouble depreciation since the start of the year. This leaves the Central Bank of Russia (CBR) room for key rate cuts over the next two to three years.
On 16th of January 2020, the President of Russia Vladimir Putin announced Mikhail Mishustin as the new prime minister of Russia. Since 2010, Mishustin headed the Federal Tax Service. During his tenure on this position, Russia became one of the world leaders in terms efficiency of tax service. Russian economy is likely to surprise on a growth side if achievements of Mishustin in his new role will be comparable to what he achieved during 10 years in the tax service.
Three types of road representing the global equity market Imagine the various possible movements of the global equity market as types of road. * Options with low carbon footprint Let’s assume that a bumpy forest road is the most likely scenario. There are many uncertainties ahead and likely large perceptual swings concerning future economic growth. […]
