The war in Ukraine is forcing private equity investors to rethink traditional investment models and risk assessment frameworks, according to investor Kateryna Tarasova.
Tarasova wrote about these developments in an article for International Business Times.
According to Kateryna Tarasova, private equity funds cannot rapidly enter and exit investments and therefore must focus on long-term operational resilience in wartime conditions.
Tarasova says investors now conduct multi-layered risk assessments that include physical security, energy stability, logistics reliability and workforce mobility.
The investor notes that access to affordable debt financing has become more limited during the war, prompting private equity funds to rely more heavily on equity capital.
“In volatile environments, operational resilience and management capability often outweigh short-term financial optimisation,” Kateryna Tarasova writes.
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