The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development is considering a further, significant increase in its investments in Ukraine as it seeks ways to shore up that nation's shrinking economy and make the most of a long-awaited opportunity for reform, its president said Wednesday.
Wall Street Journal: EBRD considers future increase in Ukraine investments
The development bank already revealed its intention to increase its investments in the country to one billion euros this year from 800 million euros in 2013. However, EBRD President Suma Chakrabarti said the institution was considering whether to take a more aggressive approach.
