Raiffeisen Bank presented investment opportunities in Ukraine to Danish business

Danish business is actively involved in rebuilding Ukraine's economy, and Ukrainian banks can serve as guides for investors entering the local market. This was discussed at the Danish Business Association & Rambøll Conference 2026, held on September 25 in Aarhus, Denmark's second-largest city, which brought together representatives of business, financial institutions, and experts.

Oleksandr Pecherytsyn, Director of the Bank's Analytics Department, delivered the presentation "Ukraine: On its way to rebuilding," covering the state of the Ukrainian economy, its ability to maintain operational efficiency, and its capacity to adapt to the extremely high risks associated with the war.

"For an investor, it's important to understand not just the potential of an individual project, but also the economic environment in which it will operate. The Ukrainian economy has demonstrated an ability to adapt to extremely difficult conditions, and this creates a foundation for new investment opportunities," said Oleksandr Pecherytsyn.

The conference paid particular attention to public-private partnership (PPP) and projects in energy, logistics, warehousing, and municipal infrastructure. Yurii Raksha, Head of Raiffeisen Bank's International Business Department, presented Danish entrepreneurs with the bank's capabilities for companies planning to operate and invest in Ukraine.
For Raiffeisen Bank, participating in such international events is an opportunity not only to talk about the Ukrainian economy, but also to connect potential investors with Ukrainian business and financial infrastructure. The bank has local expertise and an understanding of the Ukrainian market and its clients, and can support investors with financing, risk assessment, and project implementation in Ukraine.