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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has agreed to lend €70 million to help Nova Post, a private Ukrainian postal and courier company, expand and upgrade operations. The loan aims to help the company expand its parcel locker network by 25% and start running it 24 hours a
Ukraine received a €4.2 billion transfer under the European Union's €50 billion Ukraine Facility package of grants and loans aimed at helping rebuild the country, Economy Minister Yulia Svyrydenko has said. The payment comes after Ukraine met nine conditions for the payment, including digitizing the customs service,
The governments of European Union nations approved a €4.2 billion payment to Ukraine as the first official payment from a €50 billion aid package earmarked for the country's reconstruction. The Council of the EU said Ukraine had met the nine conditions set out for the payment, which
Ukraine received a $3.9 billion grant from the United States to help the country pay for social programs and other non-military expenditures, Ukrainian Finance Minister Sergii Marchenko said. "Grant support is extremely important to us as it does not increase Ukraine's debt burden,|Marchenko said in
The European Investment Fund, part of the European Investment Bank Group, has put out a call for export credit agencies that want to work with its €300 million credit facility to promote exports from companies in European Union members to Ukraine. The fund, the risk-capital subsidiary of the European Investment
The Belgian government contributed €9 million to finance projects to rebuild and strengthen Ukraine's critical energy infrastructure under a program run by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). The money will go toward the repair and reconstruction of infrastructure affected by Russian attacks to ensure the continuation of
The European Union said it has sent to Ukraine €1.5 billion in proceeds generated from frozen Russian assets to help pay for the war and the reconstruction of Ukraine. The transfer marks the first such payment from profits derived from an estimated €210 billion euros in assets of the
Ukraine's central bank has updated its regulations to allow foreign investors direct access to market debt instruments earmarked for the reconstruction of Ukraine, such as local municipal bonds and infrastructure bonds. Under the new rules, the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) can manage special accounts for foreign financial
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg will propose the creation of a $100 billion fund for Ukraine at a meeting of alliance foreign ministers on Wednesday, various news media reported, citing anonymous sources. The fund would be used to support Ukraine over the next five years, making up for delays in
Ukraine is about to receive a $1.5 billion loan from the World Bank to help strengthen the country's social protection system, increase transparency in the use of public resources and support the functioning of public markets. The loan, announced last year, was approved by the World Bank
Russian brokers have launched a swap scheme meant to let Russian investors sell the securities that were frozen as a result of their country's invasion of Ukraine, according to the scheme's organizer. Under the plan, a central broker appointed by Russia's finance ministry has
The United States government has proposed the issuance of at least $50 billion in bonds backed by profits generated by frozen Russian assets to help support Ukraine, Bloomberg reported, citing unnamed sources. The plan, proposed to the US allies in the Group of Seven, envisions the creation of a special
The executive board of the International Monetary Fund approved the release of $880 million in budget support to Ukraine following the third review of the international lender's $15.6 billion loan program for the country. The board's approval of the disbursement, which had been recommended at
The European Commission has proposed transferring about €3 billion per year in profits generated by frozen Russian assets to Ukraine, with about 90% earmarked for military spending this year and 10% for the general budget. Under the proposal, which still needs to be approved by European Union member states at
Ukraine has received €4.5 billion of the €50 billion in European Union aid approved last month and is slated to receive another €1.5 billion next month if it meets certain milestones, Deputy Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko said. The initial funding, meant to help cover budget spending, was transferred
