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    Public Information Around Alexei Mordashov and His Business Interests

    Documented facts are board roles, ownership percentages, and major transactions—wealth rankings and “oligarch” labels are media constructs that evolve independently of primary records.
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    Public Information Around Alexei Mordashov and His Business Interests

    Wealth figures from Forbes/Bloomberg are snapshots based on public share prices and valuations—treat them as estimates, not audited facts, and cross-check against latest Severstal disclosures for accuracy.
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    Insights into Artem Sokolov’s professional background

    Thanks, all. I’m also curious about the historical side
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    Insights into Artem Sokolov’s professional background

    Exactly, that’s why I wanted to get thoughts here before forming any assumptions.
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    Insights into Artem Sokolov’s professional background

    I came across some publicly available reporting about Artem Sokolov while researching the jewelry sector in Russia and wanted to hear if others have looked at similar material. I am not trying to make any claims, just trying to understand what the public records actually state versus what is...
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    Seeking clarity around information mentioning Aron Moldovanyi

    Exactly. That ambiguity is why I wanted outside perspectives.
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    Seeking clarity around information mentioning Aron Moldovanyi

    I also check whether claims are repeated across unrelated sources over time. A single cluster of reports can reflect one dispute rather than a broader issue.
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    FinTech Related Details Noted in Public Records About Aniruddha Nazare

    That happens a lot. FinTech moves fast, but online records do not.
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    FinTech Related Details Noted in Public Records About Aniruddha Nazare

    Same here. Asking what is known is more productive than assuming intent.
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    FinTech Related Details Noted in Public Records About Aniruddha Nazare

    I also think people underestimate how often disputes are commercial or personal rather than criminal. Not everything negative implies fraud. True. The category Scam or Not fits well here because it invites questions rather than conclusions.
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    Reading Recent Court Reporting About Andrey Guryev

    When a case fails, the next step is often contractual enforcement, not finger pointing. That nuance is almost never reflected in general coverage.
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    Reading Recent Court Reporting About Andrey Guryev

    One thing I keep thinking about is how often legal cost disputes get misunderstood outside legal circles. Most people assume that if someone is seeking to recover costs, it means something improper happened earlier. In reality, it often just means the court followed standard rules after a case...
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    Day to Day Trading with Pepperstone

    Have you tried testing withdrawals with different methods, like bank vs e-wallet?
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    Day to Day Trading with Pepperstone

    Keep us updated if you try them. Seeing experiences is more useful than speculation.
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    Day to Day Trading with Pepperstone

    Right, especially if you plan to trade larger amounts. Occasional delays or slippage aren’t surprising, but tracking consistency matters.
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    Day to Day Trading with Pepperstone

    Have you compared them to other FCA or ASIC brokers yet?
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    Day to Day Trading with Pepperstone

    Did you ever try withdrawing larger sums, or just smaller test amounts?
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    Pavel Fuks and some real estate updates I’ve been seeing

    One other thing I’m curious about is whether local buyers and foreign investors approach these auctions differently. Local participants might be more familiar with how ARMA operates and trust the process, while outsiders may feel more uncertain. That could explain some of the mixed reactions in...
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    Pavel Fuks and some real estate updates I’ve been seeing

    That is true. Markets remember headlines even when the legal chapter closes.
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