"To succeed in 2017, further growth of the entire economy, and not its individual segments," Vladimir Lavrenchuk
Kiev. 26 Jan. — European Business Association (European Business Association, EBA) held today in Kyiv this year's first General meeting for businesses — “Ukraine’s Business Climate": Global Outlook (“the Business climate of Ukraine: a global review”).
During the meeting top managers from different business sectors shared their opinions, relevant analytical information on the situation in the markets and economic forecasts regarding the future prospects of Ukraine in the context of global trends, 2017.
Volodymyr Lavrenchuk, Chairman of Board, Raiffeisen Bank Aval, Vice-President of EBA, speaking at the event, noted that 2017 is considerably more optimistic than the previous, as it was possible to stabilize the financial markets and the economy. But success requires the further growth of the entire economy, not its individual segments.
“From December 2016 we are in safe territory, in terms of institutional quality in the banking industry. In the Top-20 of banks, which today account for 86% of the whole sector, there is no danger», — said Volodymyr Lavrenchuk.
Among the speakers of the meeting was also Tomas Fiala, President of EVA and CEO of Dragon Capital; Taras, Lukachuk, Vice-President of EBA, President EMEA Jacobs Douwe Egberts (Jacobs Ukraine), Dmytro Krepak, a member of the EBA management Board, General Director of Visa; Maciej Tomasz Zelnick, a member of the EBA management Board, Director of Siemens Ukraine; Vladyslav Rashkovan, SD partner Capital.
the European Business Association, a non - governmental organization that'brings together over 900 European, international and domestic companies operating in Ukraine. Today the Association is the leading organization of international business in Ukraine. European Business Association was established in 1999. The initiator of its creation was the European Commission interested in supporting European business in Ukraine and establishing bilateral SV'required yazkiv Ukraine and the EU.