Daria Pogodina spoke at the conference “Swiss & Russian Views and Perspectives by Academia and Business” with the report on the topic “Practical Experience in Intercultural Communication with German-Speaking Countries”. As a part of the presentation, the speaker shared practical observations and cases from professional interaction with partners from Germany, Austria and Switzerland. The issues of differences in business culture, communication models were considered, and recommendations were given on how to  build cooperation in an intercultural environment effectively. The report aroused keen interest among participants from the academic and business environment.

Elena Kameneva spoke at the meeting of the Accounting Working Group of the Russian-German Chamber of Commerce with a report on the topic “Review of FSBU 4/2023 “Accounting (financial) statements””. During the speech Elena analyzed in detail the main provisions of the new standard, which came into force in 2023 and its impact on the procedure for preparing and submitting financial statements. The report included an analysis of key changes, features of the standard’s application for Russian companies, as well as practical recommendations for implementing the new approach in accounting practice. The seminar aroused interest among specialists in the field of accounting and finance.

Daria Pogodina spoke at the meeting of the Accounting Working Group of the Russian-German Chamber of Commerce with a report on the topic “International Settlements in Cryptocurrency in 2024. Recent Changes and Practice.” The speaker covered current changes in the regulation of cryptocurrency transactions, including new requirements for cross-border payments and legal aspects of using cryptocurrencies for international settlements. During the speech, recommendations were given for compliance with the law, and practical cases were considered demonstrating the successful use of cryptocurrencies in international business practice. The report aroused keen interest among accountants and specialists working with innovative financial instruments.

The article by Daria Pogodina examines current changes in the legislation of Russia and Turkey concerning cryptocurrencies, as well as the process of their legalization and integration into the financial system of both countries. The author analyzes legal and regulatory barriers, and provides recommendations for businesses interested in using cryptocurrencies in their activities. The article focuses on the possible risks and benefits of using cryptocurrencies in international settlements.

Darya Pogodina spoke at an event organized by the French Chamber of Commerce and Industry with a report on the topic of “Counterparty verification in the CIS countries: Kazakhstan”. The speaker talked about the specifics of legal verification of partners in Kazakhstan, available sources of information, risks when concluding contracts and the specifics of corporate regulation. Participants received practical recommendations on reducing risks when entering the market and doing business with Kazakhstani companies.

Daria Pogodina gave a presentation at the Moscow Chamber of Commerce and Industry on the topic of “Checking a Counterparty in the CIS Countries: Kazakhstan”. The speaker shared practical recommendations for checking the reliability of partners in the jurisdiction of Kazakhstan, highlighted available sources of information, features of corporate legislation and possible risks when working with local companies. The presentation was especially useful for participants conducting foreign economic activity in the CIS.

Daria Pogodina made a presentation at the briefing in Almaty on the topic “How to check your counterparty in Kazakhstan from abroad?”. During her presentation Daria talked about key sources of information for checking the reliability of partners in Kazakhstan, legal aspects of access to data, typical risks and ways to minimize them. The presentation was aimed at international companies planning business cooperation in the region, and included practical advice on remote verification of counterparties.