By Natali Moss
It is important whether there is, at all, the answer to this question in the present difficult times. In short, it seems to me that it exists only for those who have brought money from Ukraine abroad in time. For these prudent investors who have well understood all the risks associated with investing in the border markets, and according to the adopted classification, Ukraine is the border market, nothing has changed.
They are no longer concerned with the inconsistency of the Ministry of Finance and the NBU, the devaluation of the hryvnia, the problems with liquidity and many other unpleasant things that they have to "live" with those who believed in the growing market of Ukrainian new buildings and the immutable reliability of the ATPP.
It sounds sarcastic, but I simply quote the advertising slogans of Ukrainian brokers, financial and real estate, which they have implanted for many years in the minds of trusting and not very educated Ukrainian investors. What is the brokers here? There is a guilty war in everything, it's a force majeure! Yes, formally brokers are not guilty - but war is one of the real risks that sometimes materialize in the border markets.
Not war, so a revolution, or another cataclysm, which is sure to end in the fall of the economy, devaluation, default and the loss of your savings. Cataclysis is no exception. Interestingly, the economic upheaval in a rather short history of the independent Ukrainian financial system has happened more than once, about six to seven years.
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