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Following the break-up of the USSR, the Ukrainian economy went into a lingering depression. In the last few years, however, its potential has been recovering: Ukraine is now one of the most successful of the former Soviet republics in attracting foreign investment. The main issue for a foreign investor is thus not whether to invest, but how best to enter the Ukrainian market.

Ukraine has been struggling tremendously for two decades with corruption, outlaws, raiders, unjustified enrichment, and political instability. However, effective reforms of the current government are...

On 17 December 2020 the Ukrainian Parliament adopted the draft law No. 3760 On State Support for Investment Projects with Significant Investments in Ukraine (the "Law")...

Since the early 1990s, over 3,500 Turkish companies have established operations in Ukraine, with 92% remaining active despite ongoing conflict. These firms span critical sectors from infrastructure...

On 10 June, the long-awaited Memorandum of Understanding on the Settlement of Problematic Issues of the Ukrainian Renewable Energy Sector (the "MoU") was signed by the...

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Both the EU enlargement and the Orange Revolution have provided additional boost to the recovering Ukrainian economy. Multinationals are now more than ever interested in expanding into Ukraine (the "China of Europe" as it is now called by many), while local companies vie to conquer as much of the domestic market as possible ahead of the newcomers.

Emerging markets require capital inflows and are sensitive to any outflows. Implementing structural reforms in the economy, the government and regulators in Ukraine face this dilemma and always need to balance the interests of capitalism’s "invisible hand" and sustainable growth of institutional development.

2014 was one of the most difficult years in the contemporary history of Ukraine in both political and economic terms.

Following the break-up of the USSR, the Ukrainian economy went into a lingering depression. In the last few years, however, its potential has been recovering: Ukraine is now one of the most successful of the former Soviet republics in attracting foreign investment. The main issue for a foreign investor is thus not whether to invest, but how best to enter the Ukrainian market.

The Ukrainian government's conference rooms have been stuffier than usual lately, as policymakers and renewable energy industry representatives attempted to thrash out a compromise to reduce the financial burden ...

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Ukraine lags behind in many international business environment rankings. Entrepreneurs complain that the reasons are stringent currency legislation, over-regulation, as well as other factors hindering economic activity.

2 березня 2018 р. Президент Порошенко підписав закон «Про приватизацію державного майна

From a number of Ukraine’s economy industries agribusiness is obviously the most attractive one for foreign investors. In 2009, in the thick of the financial crisis, Ukrainian agrarian companies managed to attract more than 12% of the world investments.

The experts appraised the market of wine in Ukraine at approximately 23 mln decalitres of wine or USD 800 million. 85% of wine is produced by Ukrainian companies and 15% is imported.

Our topic today is how to protect foreign investors in Ukraine and what legal support is available from professionals.