The Senate passed a constitutional law creating the legal framework for a digital hub with tax breaks and simplified imports..
The Ministry of Justice registered a regulation allowing traditional financial institutions to fully rebuild their business models under Sharia law..
The Central Bank introduced strict criteria for evaluating customer service and a new reporting format for top management..
Kazakhstan’s largest bank is shifting its fee strategy, treating basic operations as an investment in long-term customer relationships and an entry point for selling complex financial instruments..
The fintech platform climbed the reliability ranking by digitizing corporate services and adapting to a savings-driven market model
Bank net profit grew 67% amid outpaced deposit growth and improved credit portfolio quality.
The Senate is reviewing a bill in its second reading that designates the Ministry of Internal Affairs as the primary regulator for combating cybercrime.
The regulator amended eight regulations, defining requirements for capital, liquidity, and Islamic financial instruments.
The Cabinet of Ministers approved operating rules for bonded warehouses and e-commerce platforms handling foreign retail goods.
The regulator is transitioning the sector to international reporting standards and launching the digitalization of basic products
The Uzbek regulator has tightened control over the marketing communications of financial institutions.
The Kazakhstani fintech holding has officially closed the deal to acquire the Turkish bank. The company needs the license to launch financial services around the Hepsiburada marketplace.
The regulator is moving the international initiative on standardizing sustainable finance into practical application. By the COP31 summit, banks will receive a package of applied tools for investment classification.
The first placement of government securities on the blockchain will test the readiness of local infrastructure to handle complex digital assets.
The National Agency of Perspective Projects (NAPP) is launching a registry of authorized crypto exchanges to work with non-residents.
This is the fund’s first deal in the region. The money will go to support small and medium-sized businesses trading with the organization’s member countries.