On 9 January 2025, Ukraine’s Parliament approved Bill No. 6013 “On the Specific Aspects of Business Regulation of Certain Companies and Their Associations During the Transition Period” (the Bill). The Bill is now awaiting the President’s signature. The Bill: invalidates the Commercial Code that has caused many problems for businesses, for example: too many rules for signing business contracts, even…
Read MoreIn December 2024, the Register of Damage Caused by the Aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine (Register) published the claim forms and rules for 17 categories of claims, which, among others, include: damage or destruction of non-residential immovable property (not related to business losses); damage, destruction or loss of assets; loss of control of property in the temporarily occupied…
Read MoreWe would like to announce that Redcliffe Partners has been recognised in Client Choice. Top 100 Ukrainian lawyers 2025 ranking conducted by Yurydychna Gazeta! Our partners Olexiy Soshenko and Dmytro Fedoruk have been recommended among Top 100 Ukrainian lawyers in 2025. Additionally, the recognitions as Practice Leaders have been received by: Olexiy Soshenko, Managing Partner, in Bankruptcy and Restructuring Dmytro…
Read MoreWe are delighted to announce that Kateryna Zheltova, an Associate in the Corporate, M&A and Commercial practices at Redcliffe Partners, has been recognised among the TOP-35 Under 30 Lawyers — 2025 by Yurydychna Gazeta. This recognition highlights her exceptional professionalism, dynamic approach, and significant achievements in the legal field. We warmly congratulate Kateryna on this notable accomplishment and wish her…
Read MoreWe are delighted to share the news that Redcliffe Partners has been recognised by the prestigious GCR 100 2025 ranking for our work in Ukraine! Our competition team, led by partners Yuriy Terentyev and Anastasia Usova and backed up by counsel Denys Medvediev, has successfully advised on high-profile transactions, including numerous merger control approvals for complex M&A and joint ventures….
Read MoreRedcliffe Partners was recently involved with one of Ukraine’s most high-profile transactions of 2024, and one of the largest financings supporting the corporate merger in Ukraine’s history. Specifically, Redcliffe Partners acted as Ukrainian legal counsel to the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and the International Finance Corporation (IFC) on a USD 435 million financing to support the merger…
Read MoreWe are thrilled to announce that Dmytro Fedoruk has been recognised as a Global Elite Thought Leader in M&A and Governance in Client Choice 2025 ranking conducted by Lexology Index (formerly Who’s Who Legal). This outstanding achievement places Dmytro in the “Best of the Best” category, a distinction earned by only about 5% of WWL-listed practitioners. Congratulations to Dmytro on this…
Read MoreUkraine’s war-torn economy has been severely affected by Russian aggression during the war. Reports indicate that Ukraine’s GDP has dropped by nearly 30% since the invasion. The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) and the International Monetary Fund project that the country’s economy may not fully recover until 2030 under a baseline scenario. It is vital now to support economic growth…
Read MoreRedcliffe Partners is proud to share our latest achievements in the IFLR1000 2024 annual rankings. Once again, our firm has been recognised for its performance across five practice areas, reflecting the hard work and expertise of our team. The following practice areas received recognition in their respective tiers: Banking and Finance (Tier 1) Project Development (Tier 2) Restructuring and Insolvency…
Read MoreFollowing the russian invasion and the imposition of martial law, the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) restricted cross-border payments from Ukraine. The NBU has gradually relaxed currency controls to improve Ukraine’s business environment and attract new investments. New Amendments Dividend repatriation and Eurobond payments. The NBU now allows (i) the repatriation of dividends accrued from 1 January 2024, not exceeding…
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