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Perspective
04 September 2017

Ukraine borrowers set for lower cost cash injection?

In:
Agri/Soft Commodities, Metals and Mining
Region:
Europe
Ukrainian corporates have had a tough time of it since 2014 when Crimea was annexed by Russia. However, just three years later the better names in Ukraine are returning to the debt markets and finding appetite from banks willing to take on the country’s risk premium.

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