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Agency reminds borrowers that loan obligations remain even if MFO shuts down

Kazakhstan’s financial regulator clarified that the closure of a microfinance organization does not release borrowers from their microloan obligations.

The Agency for Regulation and Development of the Financial Market reiterated that borrowers remain obligated to repay principal and interest even if an MFO loses its license, liquidates, or goes bankrupt. These obligations take effect when the loan agreement is signed and stay in force regardless of the lender’s status.

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