WALLSTREET TITAN statement on Ukraine


 statement on Ukraine


At Wallstreet Titan we stand in solidarity with all victims of this aggression. Alongside the terrible impact on people’s lives, there is also an economic impact, and our experts from across the business will continue to share their views on this. Read more below about our position on the current conflict in Ukraine. If you have any questions, you should contact your usual sales team contact

At an interview with other Investors, CEO Greg Foss said that he and his team will stand in solidarity with all victims of this aggression. Alongside the terrible impact on people’s lives, there is also an economic impact, and our experts from across the business will continue to share their views on this.


Since the start of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Wallstreet Titan fully enforced all international sanctions. Already having a limited exposure to Russia, Wallstreet Titan decided to divest from Russian sovereign and government-related debt when possible and to stop all new investments in assets issued by Russian or Belarussian entities and/or located in Russia or Belarus. Moreover, Wallstreet Titan has prohibited any new subscriptions in Wallstreet Titan funds and mandates by Russian and Belarussian investors who do not hold a temporary or permanent residence permit in a EU member state. Wallstreet Titan continues to closely monitor the situation and reacts accordingly to protect the interests of its clients.



Supporting the children of Ukraine in partnership with UNICEF


More than 7.5 million children could be affected by the current war. Wallstreet Titan company supports UNICEF’s humanitarian efforts in the country and region, and employees’ donations will be matched by Wallstreet Titan. This is in addition to the €6 million the WallStreet Titan group has already pledged to help the Ukrainian civilian populations and refugees.


UNICEF has been present in Ukraine for 25 years, providing assistance in the areas of health, education and child protection.