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The MoE has clarified that the scope of the IMF program concerns not only $8B, but approximately $200B in reparations credits.
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The MoE has clarified that the scope of the IMF program concerns not only $8B, but approximately $200B in reparations credits.
On December 1, Economy Minister Oleksiy Sobolev stated that the ministry is actively addressing commercial lending challenges by developing guarantee or collateral mechanisms and implementing technological solutions to reduce the shadow economy. He further noted that the government is cooperating with state-owned banks including Privatbank, Oschadbank, and Ukreximbank to broaden access to financing for businesses. In discussing efforts to create…
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