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NEWS | The Virgin Islands Port Authority | April 05, 2024

Governor Bryan and VIPA Officials Unveil Groundbreaking P3 Partnership to Propel USVI Airport Infrastructure Development

U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS -- Today marked a significant milestone for infrastructure development in the U.S. Virgin Islands.

NEWS | Michigan News | April 02, 2024

Michigan Issues $249 Mln in Hospital Bonds

The Michigan Finance Authority sold $249.3 million in bonds to finance a utility plant that will provide water to a new hospital in Detroit. The bonds mature between 2027 and 2057, yielding between 3.22% and 4.6%. They received a rating of A3 from Moody’s Investors Service.

NEWS | ACCIONA News | April 05, 2024

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ACCIONA, Ferrovial and Sacyr win €3.13 billion ring road project in Lima (Peru)

ACCIONA, Ferrovial and Sacyr have been awarded the construction and 30-year operation of a new 34.8-kilometer urban toll road concession in the metropolitan area of Lima (Peru).

NEWS | Ukraine Business news | January 12, 2024

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The White House approves confiscating $300B in Russian assets to restore Ukraine

US President Joe Biden’s administration supports a bill that would allow it to confiscate about $300B in frozen Russian assets for Ukraine’s restoration. Biden supports the move amid congressional Republicans’ reluctance to approve more than $60B in funding for Ukraine, partly due to concerns that Washington is carrying too much of a financial burden.

NEWS | Ministry of Finance of Ukraine | December 25, 2023

Government approves Roadmap for Reforming the Public Finance Management System

On 22 December, the Government approved the draft Roadmap for Reforming the Public Finance Management System by a protocol decision. This ensures the implementation of the structural benchmark provided for in the Memorandum of Economic and Financial Policies with the IMF.

NEWS | European Business Association | December 22, 2023

The number of CEOs who consider investments in Ukraine profitable has almost doubled since 2022

The integral indicator of Ukraine’s Investment Attractiveness Index slightly decreased in 2023 to 2.44 points out of 5 possible (2.48 points in the second half of 2022). These are the results of a new wave of research conducted by the European Business Association with the analytical support of Gradus Research.

NEWS | GMF | May 22, 2023

Toward a Marshall Plan for Ukraine

Executive SummaryEmergency assistance for Ukraine was and is a necessity dictated by Russia’s war. Beginning with the London Recovery Conference in June 2023, the Ukraine alliance should adopt a more strategic view of Ukraine’s reconstruction, with an eye toward mid- and long-term planning.

NEWS | CMS | March 15, 2023

Rebuilding Ukraine

Ukraine’s National Recovery Plan envisions USD 750bn accumulated investment, and foreign governments and international financial institutions have pledged USD 1trn in support.
Importantly, international support is targeting more than just rebuilding the destruction caused by the war; it is targeting Ukraine’s future economic recovery and growth.

INSIGHTS | Bankwatch Network | November 30, 2023

Local budgets and the reconstruction of Ukraine

Ukrainian municipalities, local governments, volunteers and residents are all on the front line, facing the challenges of war while meeting immediate reconstruction needs, including rebuilding damaged infrastructure, assisting internally displaced persons, providing basic services to the population, and supporting the army.

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INSIGHTS | Mazars | 2023

Partnering for Ukraine’s reconstruction

Our report underscores how Mazars continues to remain steadfast in its support for Ukraine.The world is in flux. It was just barely recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic when the reverberating effects of the war in Ukraine caused seismic shocks across societies and economies.

INSIGHTS | Centre for Urban Research| 2023

Rebuilding a Place to Call Home in Ukraine

More an ongoing effort than a 'project', CUR has a been a strong supporter and participant in the knowledge exchange for recovery, working intensely with Ukrainian housing and urban researchers, since the escalation of Russia’s war on Ukraine.