Abstract
In 2024, it has been exactly 10 years since the Russian financial market was under the influence of economic sanctions from the leading countries of the world economy. Despite attempts to destabilize and degrade the Russian market, the shocks from international sanctions have not had a serious destructive effect on it. The purpose of the study is to assess the impact of sanctions restrictions on various segments of the Russian financial market and determine the extent to which sanctions can contribute to its transformation and stable development. Statistical analysis for 2004–2023 showed that international sanctions have a negative impact: volatility in the money and capital markets has increased, the Russian ruble has devalued, and inflation has surged. At the same time, the sanctions contributed to the sovereignization of the Russian financial market, the growth of which began to be determined by internal sources of financing. The further development of the Russian financial market should be associated with reforms aimed at attracting domestic investment into the economy, unconventional monetary policy and reducing the outflow of private capital, as well as appealing to financial investments from friendly countries.
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