18.03.2022 MOORE ST ESTABLISHES CRISIS TASKFORCE

For the Moore ST team, the well-being and prosperity of our clients is always of paramount importance. So, whatever issues you may be facing, we are here to help. To this end Moore ST has established a special Crisis Taskforce Talking about the taskforce, Elena Tikhnenko, Chair of Supervisory Board, said, �Our team includes lawyers, corporate structuring specialists, international tax experts and, of course, people with experience of a broad range of industries. We are monitoring legal and political developments on a daily basis and are actively helping clients find tailored solutions to the challenges they face.�

07.03.2022 MOORE ST LEAVES THE MOORE GLOBAL NETWORK

Leading Russian auditing and consulting firm, OOO Moore ST announced today that it has left the Moore Global network.  Chair of the Supervisory Board, Elena Tikhnenko, said, 

08.11.2021 Climate change in shipping

Last week headlines around the world were dominated by the COP26 summit in Glasgow and statistics about greenhouse gases. Governments were making pledges whilst the biggest emitters, both countries and industries, were being singled out for criticism. Shipping is firmly in the sights of policy makers. Many would say rightly so as the world�s fleet of 100,000 vessels produces about three percent of global greenhouse gas emissions.

12.10.2021 All foreign companies whose activities in the Internet are aimed at Russia must formalize their presence in Russia

Law No. 236-FZ on Operation of Foreign Entities in the Internet in the Russian Federation has come into force since 1 July 2021. The new law has been non-officially called the �law on IT companies landing". Now all foreign companies whose activities in the Internet are aimed at Russia must formalize their presence in Russia.

27.09.2021 DRY BULK MARKET: WHAT NEXT

It is no secret that the shipping market, like the tide, is cyclical - when demand exceeds supply, freight rates rise and when the reverse applies, the opposite is true.  It is also no secret that vessel prices follow freight rates meaning shipowners can profit by buying as prices are going up and selling before they fall.  The difficult part is knowing when the tide is about to turn.  There is never a shortage of commentators giving their opinions.  Now, after a 16-month surge, more so than ever.  But, are those who say the tide is turning correct?

09.09.2020 Online Panel "FUTURE OF INTERNATIONAL CORPORATE STRUCTURES IN LIGHT OF RECENT CHANGES IN DTT"

Date: 17 september 2020 10:00 (GMT +3)

Participation: Free

Countries-participants: Cyprus, Malta, The Netherlands, The UK, Ireland, Switzerland

18.05.2020 PREPARING FOR LISTING

The official listing process will normally be initiated at a kick off meeting where the company�s representatives and their chosen advisors agree a listing timetable and start the due diligence process that confirms the company is in fit shape to become a publicly traded entity. However, a well organised company will already have been working towards this event, probably for at least three months and quite possibly for six or more.

18.05.2020 WHERE TO LIST - SELECTING AN EXCHANGE

One of the first decisions a company contemplating a listing must make is where to list. Today there are literally hundreds of possible choices. Reputable exchanges exist all over the world and many exchanges now offer two or more possible markets each targeting slightly different participants and investors. This range of choice exists precisely because what is right for one company may not be for another. Although decisions must be tailored to your circumstances, the factors to consider are fairly standard and include the following:

18.05.2020 TIMES OF CHAOS: AN OPPORTUNITY FOR MINING COMPANIES TO RAISE FINANCE?

In this three part series, Maxim Sobokarev, looks at the current and future impact of COVID-19 on the global mining sector and answers the question � might current conditions offer nimble companies a chance to steal a march on their competitors by planning for a listing?  And, if they do, what should CEOs and CFOs be doing to capitalise on the opportunity?

13.05.2020 RUSSIAN ENTERPRISES WITH FOREIGN CAPITAL ARE ELIGIBLE FOR GOVERNMENT SUPPORT

Amid the global economic crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Government of the Russian Federation has put in place anti-crisis measures aimed at supporting business, including:

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