A number of local and international law firms are advising on a U.K. government-backed loan that will allow the Ukrainian government to start rebuilding bridges and reopening vital supply routes near Kyiv. The £26.3 million loan, which was described in a government announcement as “unprecedented”, gives the Ukrainian government access to financing from Citibank, in order to begin rebuilding work on six bridges destroyed in Russian attacks.
White & Case is leading for the Ukrainian government on matters relating to English law, with debt finance partner James Hardy leading.
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