Growth, Banking and Privatisation at Ukrposhta

Growth, Banking and Privatisation at Ukrposhta

Igor Smelyanksy, CEO at Ukrposhta (Ukraine Post) is my special guest. We cover:

  • The main drivers for domestic e-commerce growth in Ukraine
  • Staggering growth in inbound parcels – and the investments Ukrposhta has made to cope with the increasing volumes
  • How Ukrposhta is helping local businesses to sell online, including social media and webcasts
  • Streamlining induction of international outbound parcels
  • VAT on inbound international parcels
  • Postal banking
  • The process for Ukrposhta setting up a postal bank
  • How helping unbanked citizens set up bank accounts will stimulate commerce
  • Distribution of pensions
  • Regulatory and compliance hurdles
  • Competing with or complementing existing banks
  • Postal privatisation
  • Political changes that have already enabled modernisation at Ukrposhta
  • Ukrposhta’s plan to find a strategic investor to take a minority shareholding
  • Maintaining social obligations – including offering sustainable mobile postal services to areas with dwindling populations, without seeking a government subsidy
  • What privatisation means for employees
  • Environmental initiatives
  • Out-of-home parcel delivery vs residential delivery

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