Online-Development Programme on Macroeconomics

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End: 2024-12-10T19:00:00+00:00

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Online-Development Programme on Macroeconomics. Date: 26 November2024. Time: 17:00 19:00. Language: Ukrainian. Place: Online Zoom and final module in offline format. The sphere of macroeconomics let us to understand where our state is in the world, where the company is, how can it become competitive, what technologies is better to develop in your sphere, how funding market works and why it is necessary, what economic perspectives are there for Ukraine in connection euro integration for Ukraine. EBA Management Development Centre team launches new Online-Development Programme on Macroeconomics (final module in offline format). After the successful finish of the programme participants will get the certificate that they finished the Online-Development Programme. Target audience: top managers, CEO, senior and middle managers of departments that are related to analytics and macroeconomic trends. Syllabus Module 1 – Macroeconomic forecasts and trends in the world and Ukraine- Oleksandr Pecherytsyn and Sergii Kolodii - November 26th Main macroeconomic indicators: economic growth, inflation, state debt, currency exchange rate Macroeconomic fluctuations, economic cycle, economic trends Main world trends Methods of GDP definition and its prognosing Inflation calculation. Inflation dynamics influence on percentage rates State debt: forming and managing. Optimal amount of state debt Dynamics of currency rate. Nominal and real effective exchange rate. Exchange rate forming Module 2 – Competitiveness, turn to the postindustrial world, problems with pseudokeynesianism (‘bubble’) and its threats, last investigation of the World Economic Forum – Volodymyr Dubrovskyi - November 27th We hot to live on the brake of economic “epochs”. On the one hand, because of revolutionary progress in the automatization of goods production and all types of work except for creative and humanitarian, “robots” quickly win cheap workforce in competitiveness to goods production and for the last time – some of the service types. Together with the risks of being dependent from political regimes that can provide cheap workforce, is leading to folding global outsource expect for creative spheres. On the other hand, the epoch of keynesianism and solidary pension systems is ending. For now, it is not understandable in which way developed countries will get out of the track of behind zero or even negative real percentages and what should be done with massive bubble created because of them. This crisis is connected as well with the crisis of pension systems. So, a lot of challenges and possibilities are ahead. Module 3 – Investing possibilities on funding market for business – Taras Huk - December 03rd What is the funding market and why the USA funding market is the best possibility for individual and corporate investing Absence of funding market in Ukraine and investing possibilities for corporate investors in Ukraine Access to Interactive brokers for corporate clients that have international companies in their structure Module 4 – АІ-technologies in economics - Oleg Kotankin - December 04th What to earn for investors in 2022-2024? How AI changes the technological market of the USA and how is it possible to earn money on it? When to expect new super cycle Nvidia? What IPO gathered the biggest amount of money in 2023 ТOP 5 IPO of 2024 Investment portfolio of the companies-beneficials of AI market Module 5 – Economic perspectives for Ukraine in connection with the process of eurointegration and military state. Review of the investing guide from the Kyiv School of Economics. - Pavlo Kukhta and Olga Slyvynska/Maksym Fedoseyenko - December 10th - Afterwar rebuilding and rebuilding during the war – is the main economic challenge and main opportunity for business development and economics of Ukraine. The success of this process influences the future of the state all in all, as well business that works in it or is planning to work. Fundamentals for effective rebuilding is the euro integrational process of Ukraine – the only source of resources full enough by its scale for the future state development. Besides strengthening of the institutional possibility and lawful state, EU integration will open the way to investments from the western business of Ukraine within the scale that not only renewal of destroyed actives, but also the whole modernization of the Ukrainian economy by East European mode checked by time in other countries-members of the EU. In these circumstances search and hard work of western companies coming into the Ukrainian market in common projects and companies view at the fundamentals of existing and new mechanisms is the key to success in future Ukrainian business environment. You will learn what these instruments should be during the module. - The Investment Guide highlights the governments priority sectors, focusing on the development of the processing industry to address export logistics bottlenecks and increase added value. It includes a detailed overview of key sectors such as energy, infrastructure, agrifood, green steel, critical materials, and IT as well as examples of the investment projects across these sectors. It also offers in-depth insights into Ukraines investment landscape, presenting actionable and attractive investment and financing opportunities. Excluding defense and certain other economic sectors, the guide showcases 95 projects requiring approximately USD 25 billion in funding. These projects are part of a larger initiative identified by the Ministry of Economy, which highlights the need for more than USD 136 billion in investments across hundreds of projects. We acknowledge the challenges and risks associated with investing in Ukraine during the ongoing war, but we are committed to supporting investors with robust measures and incentives. These include guarantees from G7 countries and the EU, war risk insurance, state-sponsored programs, streamlined processes, tax incentives, and access to affordable financing. We invite investors to join us in this transformative journey towards Ukraines resilient and prosperous future, contributing to and benefiting from the countrys reconstruction and economic growth. Speakers. Oleksandr Pecherytsyn. Director of the department of analytical investigations of Raiffeisen Bank Ukraine, more than 20 years of experience in banking sector (mostly in international banks) with a focus on macroeconomic analysis, prognosing, consulting clients on main macroeconomic trends. In Raiffeisen Bank works since 2022. Sergii Kolodii. Manager on macroeconomic analysis in Raiffeisen Bank. Since 2020 works as main manager on macroeconomic analysis in Raiffeisen Bank Ukraine. Before he worked for a long time in higher education, was Department Chair of the Economic theory in Tavryiskyi national university and chair of economy and management in Cherkasy institute of University of banking. Volodymyr Dubrovskyi. Senior Economist at CASE Ukraine, Chief Expert at the Economic Expert Platform’s (formerly part of the RPR) group on tax reform. The main areas of his interest are macroeconomics, political and institutional economics, economic reforms, governance, corruption and interdisciplinary topics. He has worked with the World Bank, UNDP, GDN, OECD, CIPE, WEF, Transparency International, Chatham House, CEU and within the international programs of technical aid to the governments of Ukraine, Moldova, Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan. He is a principal author of the book “Eight Years after the Revolution of Dignity: What Has Changed in Ukraine during 2014-2021?” published at Ibidem press, Berlin. Taras Huk. Lawyer, retail investor, Youtuber. Was responsible for accompaniment of international investments to Ukraine, structuring of Ukrainian businesses in international jurisdictions. Consults individual investors and is blogging on Youtube for increasing financial literacy of the Ukrainian retail investors. Oleg Kotankin. Investor, entrepreneur, volunteer; top-manager of the international broker company; certified seller of the securities; member of the Ukrainian and international business communities; speaker of summits, charity forums in Ukraine and EU.. Pavlo Kukhta. Ukrainian economist, politician and public figure, first deputy of the Minister of economy in Ukraine (2019-2020). In past economic journalist and publicist, economic expert of the Reanimation package of reforms, advisor of the Economic strategy center. Olga Slyvynska. Director of the international development in Kyiv School of Economics, previously worked in Dragon Capital. Maksym Fedoseyenko. The Head of Strategic Projects at KSE Institute, responsible for the recovery, sectoral strategies, and private sector development. Maksym has over 18 years of experience in developing and implementing investment projects and in creating and executing strategies in the mining, machinery, energy, waste management, FMCG, and processing industries. Additionally, he has more than 5 years of experience in consulting.. You can send a question to:. Contact person:. Iryna Shevchuk. E-mail [email protected]. Contact Phone. 067 240 90 90.

About the Programme

The sphere of macroeconomics let us to understand where our state is in the world, where the company is, how can it become competitive, what technologies is better to develop in your sphere, how funding market works and why it is necessary, what economic perspectives are there for Ukraine in connection euro integration for Ukraine.

EBA Management Development Centre team launches new Online-Development Programme on Macroeconomics (final module in offline format).

After the successful finish of the programme participants will get the certificate that they finished the Online-Development Programme.

Target audience: top managers, CEO, senior and middle managers of departments that are related to analytics and macroeconomic trends.

Syllabus

Module 1 – Macroeconomic forecasts and trends in the world and Ukraine- Oleksandr Pecherytsyn and Sergii Kolodii – November 26th

Main macroeconomic indicators: economic growth, inflation, state debt, currency exchange rate
Macroeconomic fluctuations, economic cycle, economic trends
Main world trends
Methods of GDP definition and its prognosing
Inflation calculation. Inflation dynamics influence on percentage rates
State debt: forming and managing. Optimal amount of state debt
Dynamics of currency rate. Nominal and real effective exchange rate. Exchange rate forming

Module 2 – Competitiveness, turn to the postindustrial world, problems with pseudokeynesianism (‘bubble’) and its threats, last investigation of the World Economic Forum – Volodymyr Dubrovskyi – November 27th

We hot to live on the brake of economic “epochs”. On the one hand, because of revolutionary progress in the automatization of goods production and all types of work except for creative and humanitarian, “robots” quickly win cheap workforce in competitiveness to goods production and for the last time – some of the service types. Together with the risks of being dependent from political regimes that can provide cheap workforce, is leading to folding global outsource expect for creative spheres. On the other hand, the epoch of keynesianism and solidary pension systems is ending. For now, it is not understandable in which way developed countries will get out of the track of behind zero or even negative real percentages and what should be done with massive bubble created because of them. This crisis is connected as well with the crisis of pension systems. So, a lot of challenges and possibilities are ahead.

Module 3 – Investing possibilities on funding market for business – Taras Huk – December 03rd

What is the funding market and why the USA funding market is the best possibility for individual and corporate investing
Absence of funding market in Ukraine and investing possibilities for corporate investors in Ukraine
Access to Interactive brokers for corporate clients that have international companies in their structure

Module 4 – АІ-technologies in economics – Oleg Kotankin – December 04th

What to earn for investors in 2022-2024?
How AI changes the technological market of the USA and how is it possible to earn money on it?
When to expect new super cycle Nvidia?
What IPO gathered the biggest amount of money in 2023
ТOP 5 IPO of 2024
Investment portfolio of the companies-beneficials of AI market

Module 5 – Economic perspectives for Ukraine in connection with the process of eurointegration and military state. Review of the investing guide from the Kyiv School of Economics. – Pavlo Kukhta and Olga Slyvynska/Maksym Fedoseyenko – December 10th

– Afterwar rebuilding and rebuilding during the war – is the main economic challenge and main opportunity for business development and economics of Ukraine. The success of this process influences the future of the state all in all, as well business that works in it or is planning to work. Fundamentals for effective rebuilding is the euro integrational process of Ukraine – the only source of resources full enough by its scale for the future state development. Besides strengthening of the institutional possibility and lawful state, EU integration will open the way to investments from the western business of Ukraine within the scale that not only renewal of destroyed actives, but also the whole modernization of the Ukrainian economy by East European mode checked by time in other countries-members of the EU. In these circumstances search and hard work of western companies coming into the Ukrainian market in common projects and companies view at the fundamentals of existing and new mechanisms is the key to success in future Ukrainian business environment. You will learn what these instruments should be during the module.

– The Investment Guide highlights the government’s priority sectors, focusing on the development of the processing industry to address export logistics bottlenecks and increase added value. It includes a detailed overview of key sectors such as energy, infrastructure, agrifood, green steel, critical materials, and IT as well as examples of the investment projects across these sectors. It also offers in-depth insights into Ukraine’s investment landscape, presenting actionable and attractive investment and financing opportunities. Excluding defense and certain other economic sectors, the guide showcases 95 projects requiring approximately USD 25 billion in funding. These projects are part of a larger initiative identified by the Ministry of Economy, which highlights the need for more than USD 136 billion in investments across hundreds of projects. We acknowledge the challenges and risks associated with investing in Ukraine during the ongoing war, but we are committed to supporting investors with robust measures and incentives. These include guarantees from G7 countries and the EU, war risk insurance, state-sponsored programs, streamlined processes, tax incentives, and access to affordable financing. We invite investors to join us in this transformative journey towards Ukraine’s resilient and prosperous future, contributing to and benefiting from the country’s reconstruction and economic growth.

Trainers

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Oleksandr Pecherytsyn

Director of the department of analytical investigations of Raiffeisen Bank Ukraine, more than 20 years of experience in banking sector (mostly in international banks) with a focus on macroeconomic analysis, prognosing, consulting clients on main macroeconomic trends. In Raiffeisen Bank works since 2022

Sergii Kolodii

Manager on macroeconomic analysis in Raiffeisen Bank. Since 2020 works as main manager on macroeconomic analysis in Raiffeisen Bank Ukraine. Before he worked for a long time in higher education, was Department Chair of the Economic theory in Tavryiskyi national university and chair of economy and management in Cherkasy institute of University of banking

Volodymyr Dubrovskyi

Senior Economist at CASE Ukraine, Chief Expert at the Economic Expert Platform’s (formerly part of the RPR) group on tax reform. The main areas of his interest are macroeconomics, political and institutional economics, economic reforms, governance, corruption and interdisciplinary topics. He has worked with the World Bank, UNDP, GDN, OECD, CIPE, WEF, Transparency International, Chatham House, CEU and within the international programs of technical aid to the governments of Ukraine, Moldova, Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan. He is a principal author of the book “Eight Years after the Revolution of Dignity: What Has Changed in Ukraine during 2014-2021?” published at Ibidem press, Berlin

Taras Huk

Lawyer, retail investor, Youtuber. Was responsible for accompaniment of international investments to Ukraine, structuring of Ukrainian businesses in international jurisdictions. Consults individual investors and is blogging on Youtube for increasing financial literacy of the Ukrainian retail investors

Oleg Kotankin

Investor, entrepreneur, volunteer; top-manager of the international broker company; certified seller of the securities; member of the Ukrainian and international business communities; speaker of summits, charity forums in Ukraine and EU.

Pavlo Kukhta

Ukrainian economist, politician and public figure, first deputy of the Minister of economy in Ukraine (2019-2020). In past economic journalist and publicist, economic expert of the Reanimation package of reforms, advisor of the Economic strategy center

Olga Slyvynska

Director of the international development in Kyiv School of Economics, previously worked in Dragon Capital

Maksym Fedoseyenko

The Head of Strategic Projects at KSE Institute, responsible for the recovery, sectoral strategies, and private sector development. Maksym has over 18 years of experience in developing and implementing investment projects and in creating and executing strategies in the mining, machinery, energy, waste management, FMCG, and processing industries. Additionally, he has more than 5 years of experience in consulting.