Guest Lecture: "Private Capital and the Post-War Reconstruction of Ukraine" with an Oliver Wyman Partner

KROK Business School announces an open online meeting that will serve as an expert platform to discuss global investment trends and real opportunities for attracting capital to Ukraine.

Event details:

• Date: October 8 (Thursday)
• Time: 10:00 AM – 1:15 PM
• Format: Online

The invited speaker is Jung Hong, Partner at the international consulting firm Oliver Wyman in Private Equity and the firm's Portfolio Operations.

The discussion will focus on:

• Discussion on the investment lifecycle process.
• How US and European investors think about capital deployment.
• Forecasted growth of private capital and its application.
• Relevance to Ukraine's resilience and post-conflict recovery.

Following the main lecture, participants will have a Q&A session. Given the speaker's tight schedule, we kindly ask you to submit your questions in advance while filling out the registration form. This will help make the discussion as substantive as possible and cover the most important topics.

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Company Profile: Oliver Wyman is a global leader in management consulting, part of the Marsh McLennan global corporation (along with Marsh, Mercer, and Guy Carpenter). The company is headquartered in New York. The team consists of 7,000 professionals working in more than 50 offices across 30 countries worldwide.

The company has deep industry expertise in the following areas:

• Strategy and Transformation: helping corporations develop new business models, pricing, post-merger and acquisition (M&A) integration, and operational optimization. The company focuses on data-driven decisions in energy, transportation, communications, healthcare, and retail.
• Risk Management: building financial, credit, operational, and compliance systems for large institutions.
• Financial Services and Capital Markets: consulting in banking, insurance, asset management, and investments.
• Regulatory Policy and Public Sector: advising central banks, governments, and regulatory authorities on financial market supervision, macroeconomic policy, and institutional development.