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Capital Times at Ukraine Tech Meeting
Slavomir Troian, Director of the Polish office of Capital Times, participated in the Ukraine Tech Meeting held on June 26,

Understanding M&A: When and Why IT Companies Need M&A Deals. Chișinău
On June 25th in Chișinău, Serge Hancharevich , Managing Partner at Capital Times , conducted a workshop for owners and top managers of

In 2024, 60-70 M&A Deals in IT and Telecom are Expected: What are the Multipliers and What Could Go Wrong?
In 2024, the technology industry will remain the most attractive for investors and a leader in the number of M&A deals. This year, approximately 60-70 deals are expected, with 19 already completed. For comparison, the real estate sector currently holds the second place with six M&A deals. Sergey Goncharevich, founder and managing partner of Capital Times, discussed this and much more at the webinar “When and Why IT Companies Need an M&A Deal” organized by the IT Ukraine Association. Mind took notes of the most interesting points.

What to expect from investments in Ukraine and worldwide in the coming years
During the Invest Talk Summit-2024, held in Kyiv on May 18, Artem Shcherbina, the Investment Director at Capital Times, shared insights on what to expect from investments in Ukraine and worldwide in the coming years.

The NBU and its easing: what should businesses expect from these steps of the regulator
The National Bank has recently announced the most significant easing of restrictions for businesses since the beginning of the full-scale war. Artem Shcherbina, the Director of Investments at Capital Times, analyzed for Mind how this will affect the latter and what implications it will have for the economy.

Development Strategy. Subtle Signs that IT Companies Should Consider M&A Tools
In February of this year, the volume of IT exports from Ukraine decreased by 5.3%. Analysts observe a devaluation of nearly all global IT giants. Under such conditions, M&A becomes arguably the only scenario for business development during challenging times.

Globalscope Partners Closes 178 Transactions in 2023; Combined Values Exceed $8.5 Billion
Globalscope Partners closed a total of 178 deals last year with a combined value of $8,575,583,827 USD. Globalscope is a

The NBU is making money: why the regulator cut the key policy rate to 14.5% and how it will affect the economy
The National Bank has recently cut its key policy rate from 15% to 14.5%. The previous rate cut took place back in December last year, preceded by several rounds of cuts over the course of six months. Artem Shcherbyna, Chief Investment Officer at Capital Times, explains why the NBU took this step again after maintaining the discount rate at 15% in January 2024, how it will affect the Ukrainian economy, and whether we should expect similar steps from the regulator in the near future.