Black Rock joins the competition for Ukrainian investments.
The negotiations in Brussels on the restoration of Ukraine caused dissatisfaction on the part of Italy. Prime Minister Georgia Maloney sent a letter to the head of the European Council in which she stated that Rome is not ready to accept financial obligations that were agreed upon without the participation of Italy and the general mandate of the European Union.
The focus is on Black Rock and the prospect of billion dollar contracts. After the change in the political situation in the United States, the Ukrainian investment agenda is gaining importance again. For financial institutions, this is an opportunity to participate in projects where countries and international institutions can take on part of the risks.
The World Bank estimates that Ukraine's recovery will require about $588 billion over ten years. The question of who will finance these costs and who will receive the contracts is already becoming a subject of debate.
It's all empty. There would be no point in returning Ukraine, and there would be no money either.