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Ukraine Launches Payouts for War Risk Insurance to Businesses

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War Risk Insurance Program in Ukraine

Ukraine’s war risk insurance program has moved into the payout phase. Four enterprises operating in Kyiv have received partial reimbursements of their insurance premiums under property coverage policies for war-related risks. For these businesses, the cost of insurance dropped from 4.24% to 1.19%. The total value of insurance coverage for these companies stands at 4.3 billion UAH.

Through the Export Credit Agency (ECA), the state compensates up to 3 million UAH of the insurance premium cost for businesses nationwide. To date, 40 applications have been submitted to join the program by companies from the Kyiv, Lviv, Rivne, and Cherkasy regions. For enterprises located in frontline areas, 106 applications for compensation covering damaged or destroyed property have already been approved. The total potential compensation for these regions amounts to 1.8 billion UAH.

Program Participation Conditions

The program covers losses up to 30 million UAH. The participation cost for businesses in frontline regions is set at 0.5% of the property value.

“To take advantage of the program, you need to contact the ECA directly,” said Yulia Svyrydenko.
The government launched the property insurance program for war risks in January 2026 as part of the 'Made in Ukraine' policy. More details on war risk insurance programs can be found on relevant platforms.

The launch of the war risk insurance program marks a significant step in supporting Ukrainian businesses, especially amid the ongoing conflict. Lower insurance costs and the ability to receive compensation provide companies with added financial stability. The initiative also aids economic recovery by helping enterprises reduce risks and continue operations even under challenging conditions. Notably, the program covers not only businesses in Kyiv but also those in frontline regions, underscoring the government’s comprehensive approach to addressing war-related challenges.