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Dragon Capital is pleased to note the growing interest of international investors in the Ukrainian market and the increasing number of Western funds participating in the 8th Annual Ukraine Investor Conference held on March 22-23, 2012.
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Apr 16, 2012
Andriy Bespyatov appointed President of CFA Ukraine
Andriy Bespyatov, Ph.D., CFA has been appointed President of CFA Ukraine, the leading national society of investment professionals and a member of the CFA Institute global network.
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Apr 11, 2012
Dragon Capital's Seminar “Frankly About the Stock Market” - Kyiv, April 18
On April 18 (Wednesday) 2012, Dragon Capital, a top investment bank in Ukraine, will hold an open seminar "Frankly About the Stock Market". Please register online for free entrance: kiev.dragon.ua<
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Apr 05, 2012
Prof. Leszek Balcerowicz: For the reforms in Ukraine to succeed politics should be separated from business
In his special address during Dragon Capital’s 8th Annual Ukraine Investor Conference Prof. Leszek Balcerowicz, Former Deputy Prime Minister, Finance Minister and President of the National Bank of Poland, discussed economic systems, in
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Mar 30, 2012
Tomas Fiala: the Government stabilized the macroeconomic situation, but the market is waiting for the resumption of reforms to improve the investment climate
Dragon Capital’s 8th Annual Ukraine Investor Conference, held in Kyiv on March 22-23, gathered investors and leading Ukrainian politicians and businesspeople to discuss political and macroeconomic issues, as well as problems currently facing
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- We recommend buying DTEK 15s which are trading with an attractive 206bp spread to the sovereign curve (11.3% YTM). The company recently reported strong 2011 financials and is set to benefit from a recent privatization spree during which it acquired stakes ...
- It seems that “sell in May and go away” is firmly cementing itself as a new post-2008 tradition. Last week the MSCI World index was down by 1.8% w-o-w while the MSCI Emerging Markets and Frontier Markets indices shed 4.1% and 1.6% respectively. Deteriorat ...
- Ukraine’s 5-year CDS spreads closed 26bp w-o-w wider at 791bp last week (-58pp YTD), in line with CEE credits’ dynamics (CDS for Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania and Poland widened by 23bp w-o-w on average). As a result, Ukraine’s sovereign curve moved up by 30 ...
- Last week was quite sluggish for Ukrainian Eurobonds but they continued to enjoy investor demand supported by positive performance of the whole CEEMEA universe on the back of fresh inflows into EM debt funds and strong Ukraine-specific technicals – as qui ...
- The NBU announced today its reserves rose by 1.7% m-o-m or $532m in April, to $31.7bn (still down 0.4% YTD). The increase resulted mostly from the central bank’s F/X purchase interventions as the effects of the revaluation of non-USD denominated reserves ...
