The Private Sector
The investors, their investments, the regulations and the rule-makers.
Shah Capital urges Veon to list Kyivstar, Bloomberg reports
US-based Shah Capital Management, a shareholder of Veon Ltd, has called on the wireless operator to list Ukraine's biggest mobile company, Kyivstar, and undertake other steps to boost its share price, Bloomberg reported on Monday.
UK's BII ready to pivot from trade finance to 'rebuilding business' in Ukraine when war ends, managing director tells URN
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,
Finnfund's quest for viable investments in Ukraine spotlights issues facing DFIs amid war
Finnfund, like many development finance institutions, faces a long series of challenges in finding enough viable investment opportunities in Ukraine amid the ongoing war. A high minimum investment size, strict ESG criteria, the continued presence of oligarchs, and a hesitance on the part of Finnish investors to enter Ukraine during
Exclusive: Finnfund to invest up to €10 million in a Ukrainian agri-firm by Q1 2025
Finnish development finance institution Finnfund expects to make the first investment from a €25 million allocation for Ukraine by Q1 of 2025, the institution has told Ukraine Rebuild Newswire.
France's Neo-Eco says it can prove - with laboratory data - that Ukrainian war veterans make better workers
When Bart Gruyaert says the war veterans who work for his company in Ukraine are better workers than the average, he insists he's not just telling a feel-good story. He can back up the assertion - with actual laboratory data.
