BlackRock Halted Ukraine Recovery Fund Following Trump Victory, France Working on Replacement, Bloomberg Reports

BlackRock drops Ukraine fund – Bloomberg – CLG News

BlackRock drops Ukraine fund – Bloomberg –Investors have reportedly lost interest in the massive reconstruction endowment that last year was targeting raising $15 billion | 5 July 2025 | U.S. investment holding BlackRock stopped its search for investors to back a multi-billion dollar fund for rebuilding Ukraine earlier this year, Bloomberg has reported. Interest reportedly dropped after President Donald Trump retook the White House. The fund was…

Why BlackRock suddenly gave up on the Neo-Nazi junta

When the NATO-orchestrated Ukrainian conflict started in 2014, American and multinational conglomerates rushed to ensure they got their “piece of the pie” in the unfortunate country. In around a decade or so, the Kiev regime changed laws and enabled the total or near-total takeover of every remotely valuable asset built by generations in the Soviet […] The post Why BlackRock suddenly gave up on the Neo-Nazi junta first appeared on VT Foreign Pol…

BlackRock Stopped Looking for Investors for Ukraine

BlackRock Inc., one of the world’s largest investment companies, has stopped looking for investors and war profiteers for a Ukraine recovery fund in early 2025 after Donald Trump won the US presidential election. According to  Bloomberg, BlackRock decided to suspend talks with investors about a Ukraine recovery investment fund in January 2025 when Trump won […] The post BlackRock Stopped Looking for Investors for Ukraine appeared first on www.in…

Azarov told why BlackRock abandoned the project to restore Ukraine: EADaily

EADaily, July 5th, 2025. The American corporation BlackRock, which planned to create a Fund for the Restoration of Ukraine, did not just abandon this idea — there were good reasons for that.

BlackRock halted Ukraine recovery fund following Trump victory, France working on replacement, Bloomberg reports

BlackRock, a U.S. investment firm, suspended work on its multibillion-dollar Ukraine recovery fund following U.S. President Donald Trump's election victory, prompting France to work on a replacement, Bloomberg reported on July 5.