Banks
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How the Central Bank proposes to change developers’ installment plans
With the introduction of new rules, experts forecast a rise in the cost of the instrument that became a key driver of sales in 2025
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Cash in the digital era: why Russians still choos banknotes and coins
Russia is demonstrating a unique phenomenon: alongside the rise of cashless payments, the volume of physical cash is surging
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Tatarstan residents triple their overdue mortgage debt
Over the past year, the volume of overdue housing loans in the republic has risen from 1.9 to 5.7 billion rubles
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‘What kind of revival is this?’: mortgage issuance in Tatarstan jumps 38% amid tighter rules
As many as 4,000 families in the republic purchased housing in October, taking advantage of the still-valid 6% interest rate under the family mortgage programme
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Garegin Tosunyan: ‘Central Bank's proposal to ban price cuts surprises us a little’
The ARB president has commented on the regulator’s position in the dispute between banks and marketplaces
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Sharia-compliant insurance: why the service remains unavailable to clients of Islamic banking
Insurers have examined the issue but are not ready to enter the partner-financing market
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Will credit holidays save Tatarstan’s businesses from the fatal consequences of overdue debts?
Experts: the new state support measure for SMEs may be paid for by all taxpayers
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‘People are getting a chance to invest in real estate’
What the Central Bank’s key rate cut will mean for the economy
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Overdue debts of Tatarstan residents exceed 38 billion rubles
Collectors are buying up debts before court proceedings, as the Central Bank has made judicial recovery unprofitable
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Sales of new cars in Tatarstan fall by more than a quarter over the year
Residents of Tatarstan prefer HAVAL, but against the backdrop of rising prices and expensive loans, they are buying Lada
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Money by the will of Allah: why Islamic banking market growing slowly in Russia
During the next three years of the experiment, Russia hopes for increased investment and the legalisation of shadow players
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Depositors will be charged 20–30% more tax than a year earlier
Experts attribute this to the high key rate and the obligation of banks to report to the tax authorities
