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Wall Street really wants to invest in Ukraine, and some of the top players are doing more than sniffing around at the prospects.

; the country is valiantly fighting off a foreign invader. The people are educated and resilient, which means returns could be as good there as any place on the planet. Banker talk has a private investment fund at between $20 billion and $100 billion at some point in the future.shows no signs of ending anytime soon

But they are revealing. The perilous nature of our continued engagement with this country doesn’t just involveThe firms are skeptical about investing in Ukraine until the war ends.in private capital to begin rebuilding his economy immediately. Yet he doesn’t seem to fully grasp what will prevent such an investment. First, money won’t flow to Ukraine if it seeds the pockets of a Russian-style oligarchy.

to make that happen; maybe give up on retaking Crimea or allow Putin to save face and keep a few parts of the Donbas region in the east, which are nominally controlled by Russian separatists anyway.and, if it’s successful in reclaiming some Russian-held territory, then Zelensky offering a possible deal with Putin so the reconstruction can begin. For now at least, that was described as a likely no-go by Ukrainian officials; Zelensky’s approval rating is at 90%, the bankers were told.

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