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Business
Deutsche Bahn to advise UkrZaliznytsia before managing assets
KYIV, Jan 23 – The Infrastructure Ministry at present is attracting managers of Deutsche Bahn (DB) for cooperation and development of Ukrzaliznytsia as advisors with a possibility of changing their status later, Infrastructure Minister Vladyslav Krykliy has said. |
Coal miner DTEK pledges to be emission neutral by 2040
DAVOS, Jan 23 – DTEK Energy Holding plans by 2040 to achieve a neutral level of emissions, Maksym Tymchenko, the group's director general, has told Interfax-Ukraine on the sidelines of the Ukrainian Breakfast in Davos organized by the Victor Pinchuk Foundation, WNISEF and Horizon Capital. |
NBU works on Ukraine’s payment system in partnership with SWIFT
KYIV, Jan 23 – The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) is working on a project to develop the country's payment infrastructure based on ISO 20022 international standard in partnership with SWIFT with support from the Financial Sector Transformation project (USAID) and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), according to the central bank's website. |
Ukraine’s Nova Poshta delivers 22% more packages in 2019
KYIV, Jan 24 – The Nova Poshta group of companies delivered over 212 million parcels in 2019, which is 22% more than in 2018.
Director of the company Oleksandr Bulba said in December 2019 a total of 24.5 million parcels were delivered, of which 1.3 million were actually delivered in one day. |
Ukraine mulls measures to stimulate renewable energy projects
DAVOS, Jan 24 – The state is in dialogue with representatives of the renewable energy industry, as a result of which a new model will be developed to stimulate the development of the industry, Deputy Head of the President's Office Yulia Kovaliv has said. |
Horizon Capital to manage $1-bln fund focused on Ukraine, Moldova
DAVOS, Jan 24 – Horizon Capital, an investment company currently managing assets in Ukraine and Moldova in the amount of about $850 million, intends to exceed the asset level under management of $1 billion in the near future, Lenna Koszarny, the CEO of the company, has said. |
London court extends freeze of$2.5-bln in Kolomoisky, Boholiubov assets
KYIV, Jan 25 – The High Court of Justice in London at a hearing on January 19 decided to extend the freeze of assets of former owners of PrivatBank (Kyiv) Ihor Kolomoisky and Hennadiy Boholiubov totaling over $2.5 billion until court issues a new order, the press service of PrivatBank has told Interfax-Ukraine. |
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