The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) said on Wednesday it is considering providing two portfolio risk-sharing facilities totaling €38.5 million to ProCredit Bank Ukraine, a subsidiary of the German ProCredit Holding.
The first facility, amounting to €21 million, would partially cover credit risks in up to €70 million of newly originated sub-loans by ProCredit Bank Ukraine.
Spain's Official Credit Institute (ICO), export credit agency Cesce and Raiffeisen Bank Ukraine have launched a €20 million financing facility to support reconstruction projects involving Spanish companies in Ukraine. The financing, which will be channelled through Raiffeisen Bank Ukraine, will target investments in infrastructure, engineering, energy, transport and
Ukraine should link a gradual increase in its carbon price to automatic matching contributions from the European Union, creating a joint decarbonisation fund that could mobilise up to €6.6 billion a year by 2030 for green investment, according to a paper published by Green Deal Ukraïna (GDU), a trilateral
