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Pavlo Matiiash
CEO Activitis
July 10, 2026
Corporate Bonds: How Investments Work in the Real Economy

Ukrainian businesses need capital not only for large investment projects. Often, it is about much more practical needs: purchasing goods, equipment, fuel, raw materials, fertilizers, machinery, or paying for services without which a company cannot operate steadily and scale. That is why access to financing for micro, small, and medium-sized…

Dmytro Bielievtsov
Co-Founder and CTO at Respeecher
June 4, 2026
How voice AI agents are changing business processes and customer experience: scenarios for Ukrainian companies

When we talk with Ukrainian companies about voice AI agents, we usually hear the same two concerns. The first: “the voice will sound like a robot, customers will hear it and hang up.” The second: “let’s say it works for support, but where else is it actually needed?“ These are…

Oleksii Myropolskyi
Deputy CEO at NovaPay
May 8, 2026
Top 3 Tips for Entrepreneurs: How to Choose a Reliable Payment Partner

Most entrepreneurs choose a payment partner based on the most obvious metric–price. In payments, that means the fee. And very often, this is exactly where they end up losing more than they save. This isn’t an exaggeration, it’s a pattern I’ve seen for years. A business owner opens a comparison…

Svitlana Sulkovska
Chief Legal Officer
Diia.City United
April 8, 2026
Act or Invoice: New Rules for Executing Primary Documents on Services Acceptance or Works Completion

WHAT HAS CHANGED IN PRACTICE? On 16 March 2026, the President of Ukraine signed the Law of Ukraine «On Amendments to Article 9 of the Law of Ukraine ‘On Accounting and Financial Reporting in Ukraine’ Regarding the Simplification of Executing Primary Documents on the Provision of Services» (hereinafter – the…

Artem Chyhyrynskyi
Co-founder of the MedTech company VRNOW Lab and CEO of Advin Global
March 25, 2026
IP Strategy for Ukrainian Businesses: Turning a “Legal Formality” into a Business Asset

Intellectual property is not about “paperwork for lawyers.” It’s about what you’re actually building — a services business, a product company, or a technology platform – and whether you can scale, raise investment, and enter international markets without fear. In Ukraine, the culture of working with intangible assets is still…

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