Finam on the front foot

As Russia’s largest brokerage company, Finam Investment’s operations in asset management, investment funds and its own bank gives it all it needs to build structured products. Now the firm is planning on tapping the Cypriot and German markets as it eyes expansion. Rebecca Hampson reports

Sergey Belov
Sergey Belov at Finam in Moscow

 

Back in 2005, the Russian equities market was one of the five best-performing markets in the world. With this success came a surge in appetite for equity-linked structured products. After making waves in Russia’s structured products market, Finam Investment in Moscow is now planning on branching out into wider Europe.

Established in 1994, Finam Investment was one of the first companies in Russia to offer financial services to domestic stock-market investors. The company has built on this

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