I am interning at the commercial banking division of Commerzbank

Hui posasesh?

>>2845748
Commentary on the effect of international sanctions would be nice.

>>2845748
How do companies hire people in Russia? If I want to hire software developers to create something for me, is there a control on the Russian side to ensure they cant steal/reuse intellectual property?

>>2845773
As you may expect we mostly work with subsidiaries of huge German corporates. I can tell policies got stricter concerning guarantees from the parent companies after sanctions been introduced. The risk of nationalisation has started to be incorporated into contracts as well. Tho in general everything works smoothly, sovereign rating has been upgraded recently for Russia as well. Sanctions are affecting mostly individuals and some Russian industries to which we don't have exposure.

>>2845797
Depends on a project scale really. If you hire a freelancer you don't know well there is a some risk and you probably won't be able to go to court with this one. However, there are lots of companies that hire smart people and sell their labour abroad for cheap. Russian/Belorussian/Ukrainian IT workforce is extremely competitive in terms of quality and cost compared to some other cheap IT nations.

>>2845818
Right.

You might not know this, but how do you perceive efforts to fund/back Skolkovo (the Russian Silicon Valley)?

One hears many things. Can't tell between Western stories of failing vs. the government trying to back and (as one can tell from this board) obvious Russian enthusiasm for blockchain tech.

>>2845864
I know Skolkovo and aware of Russian obsession with crypto but both things seem hypish to me. I don't know any successful startup that went out of Skolkovo yet. However, I like that they established a strong educational base and partnered with MIT. So, in the long run it might grown up into something but still I'm quite skeptical on that matter. Concerning crypto I am just sad so many poor people who lack any understanding of risk lost tons of last money on it.

Is Russia responsible for preventing Poland from into space?

Do you get paid in vodka?

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>>2845748
What's the general sentiment concerning investing in Russian markets? Last time I checked big corporations like Novatek and Gazprom had P/Es under 10 and pretty good dividends. Their govt bonds have high yields although fitch rates them junk status, and their furthering privatization plans seemed like a good mood. I think PSMJ (might have misspelled) bank was one of the privatization candidates.

Also if you hang with regular Russians, I'm wondering if there's optimism among the public regarding investment and larger institutions or if there's a mismatch in sentiment.

going rate for hot russian hookers?

>>2845748
Хyи coceшь?

>>2846343
Putincoin

>>2846466
I guess around 5000 RUB/hour. Since I'm an intern I only can afford 2500 ones.

>>2846667


$84 Jesus Christ, im booking my flight now,

>>2846667
>>2846466
Yeah, vip hookers are 6000R in st petersburg, double price if Moscow

>>2846443
I think the sentiment got more positive now as oil prices somewhat recovered but there definitely is mismatch, some are afraid of new sanctions and the Ugra bank recent problems also made investors more bearish. Sistema vs Rosneft is probably one of the most interesting things currently going on. In general, I'd say bankers are more pessimistic and predict weakening rouble, some of them even have thoughts of upcoming sovereign default, which I consider extremely unlikely but I'm also kinda bearish on Russia all in all.

>>2846690
Send the links, on Tuesday I got my paycheck

>>2846722
http://modeli-spb.club/

>>2846731
Looks nice. Did you use it? Got a proven place in Moscow?

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>>2845748
How much can I trust these reports when I'm trying to get into the mind of the banks and understand the direction of the institutional flows?

>>2846742
I got this from my hooker loving online friend from there, its proven place, no idea about moscow.

>>2846731
Jesus fuck, those are all like 8's or 9s in my country, Arizona college campuses are decent and they would all be tier one cheerleaders here, you guys are lucky.

>>2846745
It's a good starting point, I guess most reports from major banks are somewhat useful for that purpose but it's fragmented I'd say, not enough to get into the mind of a bank. Depends on the depth and breadth of info you require ofc, but personally I'd not base my decisions on those.

>>2846756


most of those ladies here in the top 10 cities would easily pull $500 an hour. $84 an hour here would get you a crack head with no teeth who s covered in her biker gangs ugly nasty tattoos from head to toe.

Although i noticed some of them are starting to stamp themselves with ugly tats and dyke hair cuts

>>2846784
You see Putin made Russia great. Hopefully Trump will succeed and you guys will also have $84 8s hookers.

>>2845765
>>2846469

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>>2846774
I know I shouldn't make decisions off these but I should be able to get an idea of what the people at banks are looking at and concerned about and there could be some insight into which direction flows might head at the banks. But then sometimes I wonder why when the reports are bearish it's the bottom and when they are bullish it's the top almost like they want the clients reading these reports to take the opposite side of their trade, or I guess biz might say lighten their bags.

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>>2846811
From the last page of the report
>not for your eyes goyim

Russian view on the Chinese Silk Road and their entire attempt to build shit throughout Asia?

>>2846811
Can't really say. I'm not dealing with trading or production of those reports. At my dept we are hedging FX risks and giving loans to the subsidies of European firms mostly. I wish I was in the research dept so I can evaluate how trustworthy those papers are, that's a great question you raised.

>>2846811
Where did you get the report tho?

>>2846840
That's why I recently wrote a python script to scrape bank reports and then after I collect okay sample size I'll try to look into statistical analysis..biggest problem so far in getting started is many of the banks don't make it easy to scrape reports of their site probably related to >>2846831 they don't want plebs being able to see it. Many of them dont make it easy, but some do like Scotia.

>>2845748
Can I get a list of the bankrupt banks in Russia.

>>2846889
http://www.banki.ru/banks/memory/

Did you hear anything about Waves? I know they have a lot of Russians on their team, and a connection to some Russian billionaire. Also since Russia is planning to legalize ICOs, I'm wondering if Waves is on the radar at all at your bank

>>2845748

>interning

>feeling important enough to post this

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>>2846881
I don't want them to do something to make their stuff unavailable. I got it from weaponized autism and digging around on the web.
It's not just one bank, digging around for any reports that are available.

>>2846921
Not even IB!

>>2846929
>>2846914

otvechai na vopros kozel, ya hochu lambo

>>2846914
Blockchain is a forbidden topic here mostly associated with money laundering.

>>2846884
Get there and tell you are from 4chan.
https://telegram.me/yuppie_chat

>>2846954
I don't have that installed.

>>2846973
I think it's worth installing. The chat is mostly people striving to get into bulge bracket or MBB, students and recent grads. There are smart fellas there.

>>2846973
https://web.telegram.org/

>>2846954
What will they say?

>>2846998
Yeah see I'm not even a smart fella I wouldn't have figured this >>2847063 out.

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>>2846954
Found this on Dvach

>>2845748
Can a foreigner open a bank in Russia by buying a bankrupt banking institution?

What are the hidden charges and how will the government react to it?

>>2846998
Okay I joined, no Ja ne ponimayu pa russki