Investors from three nations will sign deals in Ukraine with Rothschild & Co in Ukraine worth more than $400 million combined in the coming quarter, a senior Rothschild banker told Ukraine Rebuild Newswire.
URN Exclusive: Rothschild & Co offers more details on $400 million in upcoming deals in Ukraine
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