Items tagged with: Ukrainian reforms

Ukraine’s banking sector has undergone fundamental change – can it now drive economic growth?

Independent advisory body plans to expand after winning plaudits during impressive first two years

IRI 2017 survey results: positive local reform indicators stand in sharp contrast to prevailing national mood of pessimism over the slow pace of central government progress in the fight against corruption

Dnipro Mayor Borys Filatov helped defend the city from Russia’s hybrid war – can he now attract international investors?

Ukraine’s post-Euromaidan reforms are slowly gaining ground but a major credibility gap remains between exposure of abuses and accountability for corruption. Meanwhile, members of the old guard are mounting an increasingly bold and vigorous...

Ukrainian businesses and government must work together to create environmentally sound and sustainable waste management strategy

Ukraine’s US-born Acting Minister of Health Dr. Ulana Suprun is attempting to transform the country’s notoriously corrupt medical services – and not everyone is happy about it

Addressing the growth of non-performing loans is a challenging issue for Ukrainian banking system

Companies should make sure they are in step with Ukraine’s expanding anti-corruption policies

Analysis of the most common charges leveled against Ukrainian banking sector executives

Attention-grabbing Bucharest Maidan highlighted ongoing corruption issues within the EU - but can people power protests achieve meaningful change? 

Ukrainian leader continues to pay tribute to country’s fallen heroes but faces growing anger over lack of justice for Euromaidan killings and military shortcomings

Credit Agricole sees increased interest in VIP banking as wealthy Ukrainians seek security and services

Legal professionals must play their part in accelerating Ukraine’s stuttering reform process in 2017

What does the year ahead hold for Ukraine? Ever since late 2013, the country has experienced a period of historic change and traumatic turmoil. Could 2017 be the year when peace finally returns to Ukraine? What will be the dominant social trends...

Ukraine fatigue was a concern in Washington DC long before Donald Trump's election and President Poroshenko's underwhelming war on corruption is partly responsible for the loss of Ukrainian credibility among the country's American partners

Toronto native and Kyiv veteran Daniel Bilak heads up new government-backed initiative charged with selling the new Ukraine to potential international investors

Estonian Ambassador Gert Antsu on his country's support for Ukrainian e-governance and the challenges of living with the new Russian realities

Andy Hunder offers a clear and concise New Year 2017 message to all the skeptics and pessimists: little progress is not zero progress