In 2009, Kazakhstan was the first county of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) to introduce Islamic banking and Islamic securities.

Despite the attempts of the government of Kazakhstan to make its Islamic finance market more attractive, Islamic products are still rarely used in Kazakhstan.

The AIFC will constitute a financial 'free zone' within a physical area to be delineated in future. It is expected that eventually the Centre will be located on the site currently being developed to house Expo2017.

The AIFC will constitute a financial ‘free zone' within a physical area to be delineated in future.

The capacity market was finally launched on the 1st January 2019 in Kazakhstan to encourage investment for the renovation of old, as well as construction of new, power infrastructure facilities.

Since 1991, Kazakhstan has had to rely on the deteriorating infrastructure it inherited from the Soviet Union.

The 66 km Big Almaty Ring Motor Road concession project (a toll road around the city of Almaty), also known as BAKAD, fi nally reached a fi nancial close on the 7th ...

The EAEU is a Russia-led economic union of the Republic of Armenia, the Republic of Belarus, the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic and the Russian Federation that represents, from an energy perspective, ...

In 2024, Kazakhstan's financial regulator and the president of Kazakhstan emphasised repeatedly the necessity of updating the nation's banking laws to align with global economic trends.

Financial lease is a common practice in Kazakhstan and is in high demand as it is a more favourable option for asset acquisition than making a straightforward purchase.

The question of whether or not there is any Islamic finance development in Kazakhstan is not easy to answer. There is definitely strong support from the government of Kazakhstan

The Astana International Financial Centre (the AIFC) is the area on the left bank of the City of Astana, Kazakhstan, with a special legal and taxation regime.

Amendments have been introduced to the Civil Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (Special Part) No. 409-I dated 1 July 1999 (the "Civil Code")...

Project finance in the strict sense of the term (i.e. where the financing structure is based on the performance of the project itself) has not yet been developed or tested so far in Kazakhstan.

Финансовый лизинг является распространенной практикой в Казахстане и пользуетс&#

В 2009 году Казахстан был первой страной...