Capital markets in Ukraine show slow growth and development.

Despite all the challenges brought about by the war, and contrary to forecasts, capital markets in Ukraine not only avoided collapse but also persisted in demonstrating slow growth and development. Although the pace is not as fast as we would like, the market works daily, said a National Securities and Stock Market Commission member, Yuriy Boyko.

“During the war, the B2C segment is growing rapidly.” He said this applies to applications for buying financial instruments, through which anyone can purchase OVDP.

In addition, Boyko shared the following figures:

1. ₴148B is the volume of trades in financial instruments for the last month
2. ₴25B in trades on commodity exchanges for the same period
3. 1,700 joint investment funds with over ₴640B of assets
4. 54 pension funds with 900,000 members and assets over ₴5.3B
5. depository institutions account for more than three million security ownership accounts with a nominal value of ₴3.1T
6. almost 37,000 creditors financed approximately ₴40B in construction through construction financing funds