Translation. Region: Russian Federation –
Source: Central Bank of Russia
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The net inflow of investor funds into individual investment accounts (IIAs) in 2025 amounted to 230 billion rubles. This is 3.7 times higher than the previous year.
The bulk of contributions, 103 billion rubles, occurred between October and December, marking a record quarterly figure since the instrument's launch in 2015. Investors chose individual investment accounts (IISs) amid a gradual decline in bank deposit yields.
The total number of individual investment accounts (IIAs) has reached 6.4 million. One in five of these accounts is an IIA-3. The number of these accounts grew due to the signing of new agreements, not the conversion of IIAs from Types I and II.
Investor contributions and the positive revaluation of Russian securities led to a significant increase in the value of individual investment account portfolios. The volume of assets in accounts increased almost 50% over the year, reaching 888 billion rubles. Amid a gradual decline in the key rate, investors actively acquired ruble bonds, favoring corporate securities. The share of debt assets in the total portfolio doubled to 42%. Investor holdings in Russian stocks also grew, but at a slower pace.
Read more in the article "Trends in the Individual Investment Accounts Segment in Q4 2025".
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