The Ukraine National Commission on Securities and Stock Market said its chairman, Oleksii Semeniuk, used a meeting of the Presidential Council for Support of Entrepreneurship to set out the commission's view that the capital market should become a key source of funding for Ukraine's reconstruction and economic growth. His remarks framed the market not only as financial infrastructure but as a mechanism for financing the country's future, with emphasis on deregulation, mobilising domestic capital, developing investment infrastructure and creating new financial instruments. The commission identified personal investment accounts, municipal bonds, pension savings, the virtual assets market, securitisation and broader capital market deregulation as its main workstreams for attracting long-term capital into the economy. It said Ukraine's capital market grew from UAH 625 billion in 2022 to UAH 2.17 trillion in 2025, with its share of GDP exceeding 24%. On the commission's estimates, personal investment accounts alone could add up to 5 million new investors and up to UAH 100 billion of investment into the real sector.
Ukraine National Commission on Securities and Stock Market2026-06-18
Ukraine National Commission on Securities and Stock Market outlines capital market agenda for reconstruction financing
The Ukraine National Commission on Securities and Stock Market said its chairman presented a capital market agenda centred on reconstruction financing, domestic capital mobilisation and deregulation at a meeting of the Presidential Council for Support of Entrepreneurship. The commission highlighted personal investment accounts, municipal bonds, pension savings, virtual assets and securitisation as priority tools. It also said the market grew to UAH 2.17 trillion in 2025 from UAH 625 billion in 2022.