Emerging World: Can Russia’s Equities Market Come in From the Cold?
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Emerging World: Can Russia’s Equities Market Come in From the Cold?
Russian capital markets infrastructure is more than ready to handle a rebound of trading volume.
Boston, February 18, 2016 – Russia’s equities market earned its reputation as a lucrative investment destination in the mid-2000s and again during the post-global financial crisis emerging-market renaissance. The severe challenges posed to the Russian market during the past 24 months have catapulted the equities market into a state of apparent turmoil; however, aspects of Russia’s market valuation and economic outlook may yet offer the potential for a market revival.
This research expands Aite Group’s library of emerging markets research by analyzing the current state and future outlook of the Russian market, including a review of geopolitical factors, economic drivers, equities and derivatives market characteristics and infrastructure, clearing and settlement infrastructure, and key capital market regulatory attributes. It is based on an amalgamation of publicly available macroeconomic data, market data, and information as well as interviews with industry experts from various market segments and technology providers, and senior representatives from the Moscow Exchange.
This report mentions the Moscow Exchange, Thomson Reuters, Bloomberg, MSCI, and S&P.
This 23-page Impact Note contains 15 figures and three tables. Clients of Aite Group’s Institutional Securities & Investments service can download this report.