Oschadbank Supervisory Board Chairman Sevki Acuner on why the introduction of a corporate governance model based on international standards is crucial for the future of Ukraine’s state-owned banks
As Austrian Ambassador to Ukraine Hermine Poppeller prepares to leave Kyiv, she says the Ukraine of 2019 is a far more optimistic and inspiring place than the traumatized country she first encountered upon her arrival four years ago
Ukraine's banking sector has undergone fundamental reform since the 2014 Revolution of Dignity with dozens of banks forced to close and the introduction of demanding new regulatory measures
Ukraine has embraced open data in recent years and has climbed to 17th place internationally in the 2018 Open Data Barometer from 55th position in 2015
Improving corporate governance in Ukraine would send a strong signal to international investors that the country’s energy sector is an attractive prospect
Blockchain is a perfect fit for today’s Ukraine as the country embraces change while seeking to overcome an awkward inheritance of bureaucracy and corruption
Natalia Zabolotna hopes her new forum can help create a model for regional rejuvenation in the central Ukrainian town more famous as Taras Shevchenko’s iconic last resting place
A clear majority of Ukrainian banks made a profit in 2017 and this strong performance is continuing in 2018 as the country's historic banking reform process continues to produce positive results
Many see acting Minister of Health Ulana Suprun’s healthcare reform agenda is a test case for post-Maidan Ukraine’s ability to embrace institutional change
The unlikely tale of how Ukraine’s giant state-owned bank went from symbol of Soviet stagnation to industry leader and flagship of banking sector innovation
Conceived as a temporary measure 16 years ago, Ukraine’s moratorium on agricultural farmland sales remains firmly in place thanks to populist mythmaking and the politics of protectionism
