Adobe Inc.

Figma

Figma's recent IPO shook up the market - on the first day of trading, its stock price rose to three and a half times the IPO price. <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/figma-wall-street-forgot-how-much-investors-want-tech-ipo-2025-8">This is the largest jump </a>on the first day of trading among U.S. offerings of this size in the U.S. in more than 30 years. Three years ago Adobe tried to buy Figma for $20 billion, now the capitalization of the latter is 70% higher. The comparison between the two competitors cannot be avoided: which of the companies looks more attractive to investors, argues independent analyst Mikhail Zavaraev.

Mature business vs. elite club member: what the Figma vs. Adobe comparison reveals

NVIDIA Corporation

KKR & Co. Inc.

ProShares S&P 500 Dynamic Daily Buffer ETF

The S&amp;P 500 index has been trading near its highs for almost two months now, with risks and uncertainty in the markets growing. But the top 50 American hedge funds are not running for cover. Igor Klyushnev, co-founder of Freedom Holding, analyzed their portfolios - what is worth paying attention to now and what trends we can expect when the active business season starts in September.

Hedge funds are not running for cover: how they are preparing for the start of the business season

Former top managers of Tinkoff raised $200 mln through equity investments and debt instruments, built a bank in the Philippines and within 2 years became one of the five largest retail lenders in this country. In an interview with Oninvest editorial director Elena Tofanyuk, Salmon co-founder Georgy Chesakov described how to launch a neobank where there are no credit histories, scoring and financial literacy.

Between stool and TikTok: How former Tinkoff tops are building fintech in the Philippines


Donald Trump's actions on the international stage, both economically and politically, have earned him the offensive definition of Trump Always Chickens Out (TACO), which can be translated as "Trump always backs down." But now that markets have begun to view his actions through the TACO lens and ignore his threats, he may become more aggressive.

TACO and wrestling: how investors perceive Trump's actions

Worldline SA

In June, journalists from the European Investigative Collaborations (EIC), along with two dozen media outlets, <a href="https://eic.network/projects/dirty-payments.html">published</a> a Dirty Payments investigation centered on French payment operator Worldline. Investigators allege that the company and its subsidiaries spent years serving customers from high-risk industries ranging from online casinos and pornography to pseudo-legal financial services, ignoring internal whistleblowing. The publication triggered <a href="https://www.capitalbrief.com/briefing/worldline-shares-drop-over-20-on-media-allegations-of-fraud-cover-up-6098b195-286f-4f07-8b04-392141b4b66d/">the sharpest biggest stock drop in Worldline's history</a>&nbsp;-almost 40% in a day. How did it expose the weaknesses of the fintech market? &nbsp;

Dirty payments: where the fintech market is headed with the Worldline investigation

Apple Inc.

Tesla, Inc.

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.

Corporate leaders can have a huge impact on how markets value stocks. Whether they are strategic or micromanaging, whether they are innovative or conservative, and even their media and political activity can make a big difference in a company's trajectory. Naturally, all this does not go unnoticed by investors;

Love by calculation: how investors' attitudes toward company leaders affect stocks

Garmin Ltd.

Christian Dior SE

Population aging, which the WHO has repeatedly warned about, <a href="https://reports.weforum.org/docs/WEF_Future_Proofing_the_Longevity_Economy_2025.pdf">does</a> not only lead</a> to problems for public pension systems and <a href="https://oninvest.com/article/sidelka-i-medsestra-kak-ii-i-roboty-pomogaut-razresit-krizis-zaboty-o-pozilyh?ysclid=mbt7xrbc9n566151935">a care crisis</a>. There is money to be made from it.&nbsp;

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