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Institutional Investors in Russia: Problems and Prospects
Author(s)
Valery Salygin, Irina Yarygina
Vladimir Smirnov
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DOI:10.17265/2578-4269/2023.01.011
Affiliation(s)
Moscow State Institute of International Relations, Moscow, Russia
Financial University under the Government of the Russian federation, Moscow, Russia
ABSTRACT
There are several trends in the activity of institutional investors in the financial markets. Such as increasingly fierce competition; Passive portfolio management strategies, which are dominated by active strategies and require new investment vehicles to form securities portfolios. There are also some specific challenges for each type of institutional investors that are determined by market activity of insurance companies, non-state pension funds, and collective investment institutions. In fact, the activity of institutional investors in the Russian financial market is insignificant. Based on the analysis of investment strategies and market behavior of key players, we can conclude about passive investment strategies in the Russian financial market. We need to create a unified code of responsible investments; promote cooperation between insurance and management companies; clarify the rights of depositors and participants in non-state investment funds while using corporate pension programs to support national programs for sustainable economic development and environmental protection.
KEYWORDS
institutional investors; Russia; investment strategies
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