Contents The Reporter's Notepad: UK development finance institution British Institutional Investment (BII), which only recently added Ukraine to its mandate, tells URN Daily about plans for after the war. Just The Facts: US considers $20 billion loan to Ukraine, invasion inflicts $65 billion in damage, IMF review enables
UK development finance institution British International Investment (BII), which has so far focused on trade finance in its new mandate to help Ukraine, will shift to rebuilding private business as soon as the war ends, its managing director said. "During the war, we are helping businesses simply to survive,
Table of Contents * The Reporter's Notepad. Exclusive reporting, observations from interviews and conversations with sources, plus the most comprehensive Meeting Notes you'll likely ever see. * Just The Facts. All the news fit to read on the reconstruction of Ukraine, verified and originally reported by The RUB
Ukraine's recent debt restructuring, together with long-term concessional financing from allies, are positioning the country well for post-war borrowing to rebuild, Ukraine's budget chief said. Yuriy Butsa, governmental commissioner for Public Debt Management at the Ministry of Finance, predicted international credit rating agencies will
Ukraine's allies pledged almost $70 million for mine clearance in Ukraine at the first day of the Ukraine Mine Action Conference in Lausanne, Switzerland, the government said. Norway pledged $20 million for humanitarian demining in 2025, bringing its total to $70 million, while Luxembourg committed to $13 million,
Ukrainian M&A activity in the first nine months of 2024 has remained relatively stable, with deal volume declining by just 2.7% year-over-year to 36 deals in the first nine months of 2024, accounting firm KPMG said. Despite this slight decrease in volume, total deal value
Table of Contents * The Reporter's Notepad. Exclusive reporting, observations from interviews and conversations with sources, plus the most comprehensive Meeting Notes you'll likely ever see. * Just The Facts. All the news fit to read on the reconstruction of Ukraine, verified and originally reported by The RUB
Ukraine's government aims to secure the $50 billion loan promised from G7 nations within two months to leave the country able to financially get by for another two years despite the war and uncertainties of foreign aid, Ukraine's debt management chief said.
