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ESG is becoming a key prerequisite for access to markets and capital, says Anna Derevyanko

05/ 06/ 2026
  Anna Derevyanko, Executive Director of the European Business Association, took part in the professional briefing “Finance and ESG: who is falling behind the new rules of the game”, organised by PAEW – the Professional Association of Environmentalists of the World. A key focus of the event was the presentation of research findings on the impact of ESG on managerial decision-making in Ukrainian companies in 2026. During her speech, Anna Derevyanko noted that ESG has become an integral part of business processes in international companies and is now effectively determining access to capital and global supply chains. At the same time, ESG principles remain either insufficiently implemented or weakly represented across part of Ukrainian business due to the strong focus on operational challenges. However, non-compliance with ESG criteria is often a hidden reason behind the loss of investors or contracts. For Ukraine, ESG integration is one of the key challenges in the context of reconstruction and European integration. It is important to transform this approach from being perceived as an expense into an investment in competitiveness and easier access to markets. The European Business Association continues to support companies throughout this transition by providing expertise, analytics and self-assessment tools to help businesses align with European requirements.

Anna Derevyanko, Executive Director of the European Business Association, took part in the professional briefing “Finance and ESG: who is falling behind the new rules of the game”, organised by PAEW – the Professional Association of Environmentalists of the World. A key focus of the event was the presentation of research findings on the impact of ESG on managerial decision-making in Ukrainian companies in 2026.

During her speech, Anna Derevyanko noted that ESG has become an integral part of business processes in international companies and is now effectively determining access to capital and global supply chains. At the same time, ESG principles remain either insufficiently implemented or weakly represented across part of Ukrainian business due to the strong focus on operational challenges. However, non-compliance with ESG criteria is often a hidden reason behind the loss of investors or contracts.

For Ukraine, ESG integration is one of the key challenges in the context of reconstruction and European integration. It is important to transform this approach from being perceived as an expense into an investment in competitiveness and easier access to markets.

The European Business Association continues to support companies throughout this transition by providing expertise, analytics and self-assessment tools to help businesses align with European requirements.

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