Ukraine has less than four weeks to negotiate a new deal with its private creditors or risk a default that could affect its ability to fund its economic recovery.
The country has a complicated structure of lenders, including multilateral institutions and individual countries, as well as private lenders.
Much of its loans come with conditions related to implementing reforms. DW Business speaks with Tymofiy Mylovanov, president of the Kyiv School of Economics and Ukraine's former minister of Economic Development, Trade and Agriculture.
