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Horizon Capital, the US-based private equity fund management company, has raised $200 million for its third Ukraine fund, exceeding the original goal of $150 million

Thursday, January 24, 2019
Horizon Capital, the US-based private equity fund management company, has raised $200 million for its third Ukraine fund, exceeding the original goal of $150 million

Horizon Capital, the US-based private equity fund management company, has raised $200 million for its third Ukraine fund, exceeding the original goal of $150 million. “It is sending a message to the market that there are companies who want to invest long term capital in Ukraine,” Lenna Koszarny, Horizon’s CEO, said of the 10-year fund. “There is so much demand we are turning investors away.”

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The two gas tankers that caught fire in the Black Sea off the coast of Crimea Monday were probably trying to evade U.S. sanctions and run liquefied petroleum gas from Temryuk, a Russian Sea of Azov port, to Syria

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