Ukraine Speaks Directly to Those Who Manage Global Capital

On the sidelines of URC 2026, Head of the State Property Fund of Ukraine Dmytro Natalukha held a meeting with Julia Hoggett, CEO of the London Stock Exchange, one of the most influential figures in the global financial market.

The discussion focused on Ukraine’s investment climate, the challenges of privatization during wartime, the preparation of state-owned assets for international capital, and the conditions under which major investors are willing to enter the country.

Today, competition for capital takes place on a global scale. This is why the State Property Fund maintains direct dialogue with leaders of the world’s leading stock exchanges, international financial institutions, and investment funds—individuals who shape investor sentiment, influence market trends, and impact investment decisions worldwide.

Importantly, these decision-makers are paying increasingly close attention to how Ukraine conducts privatization, protects investments, and creates conditions for international businesses to operate. The pace at which capital is attracted for the recovery and development of Ukraine’s economy depends on these factors.

“To attract major investment, it is essential to speak directly with those who manage significant capital. That is why the Fund is building direct relationships with the leaders of the world’s leading stock exchanges, banks, and international financial institutions. Ukraine must be present where decisions about future investments are made, including investments in privatization opportunities in Ukraine,” emphasized Dmytro Natalukha.

Today, Ukraine has the opportunity to communicate its position directly to those who influence the movement of global capital. The more such conversations take place, the more closely the international investment community evaluates not only the potential of Ukrainian assets, but also the quality of the decisions shaping the country’s investment environment.