NSPK website hacking, falling demand for state-supported mortgages, Diasoft plans to hold an initial public offering (IPO) and other news on October 31.
Finance
- Russian banks began to record a drop in demand for state-supported mortgages: demand for such loans fell to 10% in October, and issues decreased to 20%, Izvestia learned.
- Sberbank has increased rates on ruble deposits, the maximum yield is now 14% instead of 12%.
Business
- Diasoft, a software developer for banks, plans to hold an initial public offering on the Moscow Stock Exchange within a year. Analysts doubt that the company will enter the top stock lists, but its shares may be in demand.
- An organization for the protection of consumer rights calls on the government to introduce a temporary moratorium on administrative liability for the use of software from foreign companies that have left Russia, Kommersant writes.
- Every second Russian dreams of opening his own business in the field of wholesale or retail trade. At the same time, most consider the lack of start-up capital to be the main obstacle to starting a business.
- Apple introduced the MacBook Pro based on 3-nanometer M3 processors. The laptops with M3 Pro and M3 Max come in “space black” color.
Cyber security
- The websites of the National Payment Card System and the Mir payment system were hacked on the afternoon of October 30. The company itself denied the possibility of a data leak.
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