The transaction establishing the United States-Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund has been shortlisted for the 2025 CEE Deal of the Year in Ukraine by CEE Legal Matters. The shortlist recognition underscores both the strategic importance and the legal novelty and highest complexity of this first-of-its-kind investment framework intended to mobilize public and private capital into Ukraine, including during wartime and post-war…
Read MoreThe National Bank of Ukraine (the NBU) has announced a further easing of certain foreign exchange (FX) restrictions, effective 14 January 2026. The key changes are summarised below. New FX Mechanism Linked to Post-2026 Foreign Loans The NBU has introduced a mechanism under which foreign currency funds received under a foreign loan on or after 1 January 2026 (other than…
Read MoreThe legal profession keeps moving forward – and it’s encouraging to see new leaders and rising talent being noticed. In Yurydychna Gazeta’s research on the next generation of legal professionals, Redcliffe Partners lawyers were recognised as follows: Rising Leaders – Denys Medvediev, Partner, Competition & Antitrust – Victoria Ivasechko, Counsel, International Arbitration & Litigation, Head of Dispute Resolution Junior Stars:…
Read MoreOnce again, Redcliffe Partners has been recognised in the IFLR1000 ranking with distinctions for both practice areas achievements and individual performance. Firm Rankings: Tier 1 – Banking & Finance Tier 2 – Project Development Tier 2 – Restructuring & Insolvency Tier 3 – M&A Tier 3 – Capital Markets Individual Recognitions: – Olexiy Soshenko – Market Leader | Banking &…
Read MoreOn 4 December 2025, Law No. 4630-IX dated 9 October 2025 “On Amendments to Certain Legislative Acts of Ukraine Regarding the Organisation of Labour Relations under Martial Law” will come into force. The main novelties of the law provide critical enterprises with the opportunity to book employees subject to military service without military registration documents for up to 45 days…
Read MoreOn 9 October 2025, the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine adopted the Law of Ukraine “On Amendments to Certain Legislative Acts of Ukraine Regarding the Organisation of Labour Relations under Martial Law“. The law has not yet been signed by the President and therefore has not entered into force. The law provides for the following changes: Temporary booking From now on,…
Read MoreRedcliffe Partners has been shortlisted for Law Firm of the Year: Ukraine 2025 by The Lawyer European Awards. We are proud to advise on some of the most complex and high-value matters in the Ukrainian market — work that plays a role in strengthening the country’s economy and resilience. Grateful to our team, clients, and peers for their continued trust…
Read MoreThe National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) introduced further liberalisation of currency restrictions introduced under martial law. These amendments are set out in NBU Resolution No. 95 dated 5 August 2025, effective from 6 August 2025. Below is a summary of the key developments: 1. Syndicated Loans with IFIs Exempted from Key FX Limits The NBU has allowed Ukrainian borrowers to…
Read MoreStarting 1 July 2025, Ukrainian courts will recognise and enforce judgments of English courts under the 2019 Hague Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments in Civil or Commercial Matters (“Hague 2019”). The Convention entered into force for Ukraine in September 2023 and will now become fully effective between the UK and Ukraine. Why It Matters Hague 2019…
Read MoreThe Register of Damage for Ukraine, an international mechanism established under the auspices of the Council of Europe, has opened a new category of claims — A3.2. This allows applying for compensation for non-residential immovable property (such as offices or warehouses) that was damaged or destroyed during Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Who is eligible to submit a claim? You…
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