On 3 July 2018, Parliament adopted the law which resolves a number of long existing issues in connection with Ukrainian law-governed security (the "Law").

Ukraine has introduced new regulations improving state guarantee procedures for micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises seeking bank loans.

Starting 9 February 2014, the official list of financial services (the "List") has been expanded by three new financial services...

On 7 August 2011, the Law of Ukraine No. 3614-VI "On Amendments to the Budget Code of Ukraine and Several Other Legislative Acts of Ukraine" (the "Law") came into force. Among other changes to the Budget Code of Ukraine, the Law introduced amendments to Article 17 which deals with state and municipal guarantees (i.e. guarantees issued by the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine (the "CMU"), the Supreme Council of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea (the "Council of ARC") and/or city councils, to secure

Ukrainian commercial legislation includes several provisions which variously regulate the procedure for the sale of shares by shareholders.

It has been widely accepted that in recent years the Ukrainian judicial system has failed to develop practices in line with those that would be considered standard in many Western jurisdictions. The Ukrainian judicial system’s reputation remains poor and, in general, confidence in the ability of Ukrainian courts to provide a fair and cost effective process for the resolution of disputes is low. While the Government has made some efforts to remove a number of the more negative aspects of th

The State Committee for Regulating the Financial Services Markets of Ukraine ("SCRFSM") prepared a draft law on amending the Law of Ukraine "On Execution Proceedings".

The President of Ukraine signed Law No. 2623-VI On Preparation and Implementation of Investment Projects under the "One Window" Principle (the "Law").

Due to the drastic downturn of financial state for a majority of companies in Ukraine, recovery of debts becomes even more in-demand than ever.

The National Bank of Ukraine cancelled the prohibition of assignment of cross-border and domestic loans denominated in foreign currency introduced on 20 August 2015.

I was lucky enough to attend TXF Global in Athens last week, the annual jamboree of the great and the good of the world of export, project and development finance.

Companies calculating depreciation for corporate profits tax may increase the book values of their fixed and intangible assets to mitigate the effect of annual inflation for the previous year.

On 13 April 2011, the National Bank of Ukraine (the "NBU") approved Resolution No. 111 ‘On Amendments to Certain Legislative Acts of the National Bank of Ukraine’ ("Resolution No. 111"), which brought changes to the Regulation ‘On the Procedure for and Terms of Foreign Currency Trading’ approved by Resolution No. 281 dated 10 August 2005.

November 3, 2014 the National Bank of Ukraine adopted Resolution No. 699 "On the Application of Certain Norms of Currency Legislation During the Regime of Temporary Occupation of the Territory of the Free Economic Zone Crimea".

By its Resolution No. 354, effective as of 4 June 2015, the National Bank of Ukraine (the "NBU") extended the term of the prohibition of early repayment of loans provided by non-resident lenders until 3 September 2015.

On 24 November 2009 the new law which aims to mitigate the consequences of the financial downturn became effective in Ukraine.

On 27 March 2009, the Cabinet of Ministers introduced more stringent requirements for state participation in the capitalisation of Ukrainian banks.

Sayenko Kharenko acted as legal counsel to joint lead managers J.P. Morgan, Citigroup, Sberbank CIB and VTB Capital in connection with a new USD 1.25 billion Eurobonds due 2023 issued by Ukraine in April 2013.

The Law on introduction of amendments into certain Ukrainian legislative instruments pertaining to the renewal of crediting (the "Law"), dated 03.07.2018.