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29.11.2018
| Bloomberg

Martial Law Won’t Help Ukraine’s President

Sergiy Fursa says that martial law cannot make us stronger against Russia.
27.11.2018
| InvestGazeta

Stock market of Ukraine: market situation and investor reaction to escalation conflict with Russia

Denys Matsuyev, managing director of Dragon Capital, says that the ongoing slide in iron ore prices (-7% last week and a further c. -7% today) may compound pressure on FXPO on top of its sharp drop last week, with the heightened military risk being an additional factor for all stocks.
16.11.2018
| Kyivpost

Ukraine still stuck with land-sales moratorium

Sergiy Fursa said that it is pre-election period and when we are looking at polls, 70 percent of the population is against opening the land market.
11.09.2018
| Interfax-Украина

Corruption, mistrust of judicial system remain main obstacles to investment in Ukraine

Tomas Fiala, CEO of Dragon Capital, says that for the third consecutive year, unfortunately, corruption ranks first among the problems hampering investors from investing in Ukraine.
09.08.2018
| Atlantic Council

Q&A: Will Ukraine Face a Serious Financial Crisis If It Doesn’t Get IMF Money Before November?

Tomas Fiala, Chief Executive Officer at Dragon Capital, says that the Ministry of Finance could have easily borrowed $2 billion on the Eurobond market in the first quarter of 2018, but due to previous commitments made to investors, it wanted to tap the market only after receiving the fifth tranche under the IMF’s Extended Fund Facility.
08.08.2018
| Bloomberg

Ukraine’s Dwindling Coffers Are Making Central Bankers Fret

The economy “is doing relatively well and recovering,” according to Tomas Fiala, chief executive officer of investment bank Dragon Capital in Kiev. But he said in an interview that the recent deterioration in liquidity has become a concern.
07.08.2018
| Kyivpost

Ukrainian hryvnia drops, highlights need for IMF tranche, foreign investment

Olena Bilan, chief economist at the Dragon Capital, expects the negative trend to remain in place in the coming months and forecasts the rate Hr 29.5 against US dollar by the year’s end, assuming that Ukraine secures the next IMF tranche and unlocks related budget financing for debt repayments.

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