FT News Briefing Oleksandr Gryban: Investing in Ukraine’s future
Mar 31, 2023
Donald Trump's historic indictment marks a significant moment in U.S. politics. Meanwhile, Ukraine's deputy economy minister discusses strategies to attract international investment for the nation’s reconstruction amidst ongoing conflicts. A new trust fund aims to mitigate risks for investors, enhancing transparency and trust in Ukraine's investment landscape. Additionally, an investigation reveals the intricate web of North Korea’s oil smuggling operations, linking Chinese gangsters and government officials through hidden networks.
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War Risk Insurance
- Ukraine is exploring war risk insurance and political risk insurance to attract investors.
- A trust fund with donations and cheap loans from G7 countries will guarantee these insurances.
Combating Corruption
- Ukraine is strengthening its anti-corruption infrastructure and collaborating with donors to prevent future corruption.
- They're developing a transparent procurement platform based on the World Bank's system.
Current Investors
- Current investors in Ukraine or those who considered it before the war are now exploring investment opportunities again.
- No new international investors have made commitments yet, as the investment process is time-consuming.