The Private Sector
The investors, their investments, the regulations and the rule-makers.
The Anatomy of an Idea: Building a bridge from private capital to Ukrainian towns
Dear Reader: Ukraine's reconstruction involves a vast and evolving machinery of international institutions, investors, politics, regulations and bureaucracy, all operating amid the uncertainties of war. To give readers a glimpse of what it's like working within this system, URN follows one Luxembourg-based financial adviser as
5 tips for investors in Ukraine's reconstruction, from the commercial director of DELTA Ukraine
For foreign companies considering investing in Ukraine, Dmytro Omelchuk has one piece of advice that runs through almost everything else he says: start preparing well before the reconstruction boom takes off. Omelchuk is commercial director of DELTA Ukraine, part of Austria-headquartered DELTA Group. DELTA Ukraine’s portfolio spans more
Ukraine’s $28 billion demining challenge opens market for drones, sensors and AI
Ukraine’s vast mine-contamination problem is creating a market that extends well beyond traditional clearance, with investment opportunities emerging across drones, satellite imagery, sensors, artificial intelligence, mapping software, robotics and heavy equipment, according to a new report from Pravo Intelligence. Roughly 139,000 square kilometers, or about 25% of
Private war-risk insurance market in Ukraine has quoted 1,000 assets and insured 100
Ukraine's private war-risk insurance market has expanded since the launch of its first large-scale commercial facility 18 months ago, with more than 1,000 industrial and commercial assets now quoted for coverage market-wide and more than 100 ultimately insured to date, according to FortuneGuard, the
EU study urges stronger incentives to bring multinationals into Ukraine's reconstruction
The European Union should launch an initiative to help Ukraine attract major international companies by combining targeted investment incentives with stronger de-risking measures, according to a new report by the European Union Institute for Security Studies (EUISS). The proposed "Big on Board" initiative aims to mobilize the
Ukraine should sell its business strengths, not just the reconstruction story, Finnfund CIO says
Ukraine should do more to promote its competitive advantages and showcase business success stories to attract foreign investment, as international perceptions remain dominated by the war, said Hanna Loikkanen, Chief Investment Officer at Finnfund, Finland's development financier and impact investor. While Ukraine's economy has proven resilient
