crisis - is over. This assured analysts the company MMCIS investments. Referring to reports published in July, they indicate the stabilization of the situation in the investment market. PIFy show stable earnings, and investors are beginning to invest withdrawn prior to the deposit money.

Thus, the investment fund MMCIS investments announced revenue for July 2009 in the amount of 42% per annum for deposits in U.S. dollars, a 10% increase in revenue in June 2009 and 31% more revenue for January 2009. Stable growth, which began in March 2009, allowed MMCIS investments go, and keep the planned rate of return of 50% per annum. In addition, the manual notes the fund raising activity of investors, which increased the capitalization of the fund on 1 Aug, 2009 from 424.13 to 444.26 million U.S. dollars. Thus, the increase in the assets of the Fund since the beginning of 2009 was 22%, thereby putting an end to negative trends in January and February, -5% and -1%, respectively. While the growth of the Fund compared with the corresponding period in 2008 was only 21.4% Management believes this more than satisfactory, and so that indicates the beginning of the thaw in the financial sector.

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company MMCIS investments are confident that the crisis is over, and all CIS countries in the near future will feel like the crisis will pass their positions, and banking will soon receive a welcome breath of fresh air, due to the return of deposits withdrawn earlier investors.

optimism observed in the market Forex. Analysts Company FOREX MMCIS group indicate a stable trend of growth in daily trading, in particular for couples EUR /USD, EUR /JPG, USD /JPG. Increased trade, not only for European and American currency, but also for the Japanese yen, has shown that financial thaw is a worldwide scale. This also shows the release of assets from banks that are major players in the forex market. Recession trends retirement deposits allows them to use their assets for operations in the foreign exchange market, which is in turn strengthens their financial position.

Nor did not mention the relationship between the revival of domestic banks. Are beginning to emerge, almost coming to zero during the crisis, the processes of mergers and acquisitions by banks to each other. In particular the pronounced tendency to purchase more powerful banks that are less affected in times of crisis, the regional branches of the weaker banks, which account for such sales, are trying to restore its financial position. Moreover, the redistribution of the regional banking market observed not only in Europe but also in post-Soviet space.