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Amid the problems that have been rocking the country for several months now, the information about two thousands Kazakhs who have probably fallen victim to the Pegasus spy program developed by Israeli NSO Group seems like small potatoes. However, it only seems that way... In our opinion, …
The saga about the fight between a Kazakh and a foreign investor for the Vavilonskoye polymetallic ore field in the East Kazakhstan region is nowhere near its end. We will continue covering this topic since, with specific reference, it shows whether of not one can invest in the Kazakh economy...
On July 10, 2021, Kossym-Jomart Tokayev chaired an extended meeting of the government during which the second President of the Republic of Kazakhstan demonstrated that the Kazakh state functioning in the manual control mode had de-facto suffered new defeats in combatting its numerous problems...
We are continuing the saga on how the two investors are fiercely and beyond the legal boundaries fighting for the Vavilonskoye polymetallic ore field in the East Kazakhstan region. Today, we would like to tell you about yet another Kazakh legal “novelty” that is likely to shock the foreign public...
On November 2, 2020, Jýsan Bank and ATFBank announced that the former intends to purchase 99,76% of the latter’s shares. The reasons why Galimzhan Esenov has decided to sell the bank are clear-cut. But why is Jýsan Bank buying it?..
On August 21, 2020, Fitch Ratings confirmed Kazakhstan's Long-Term Foreign-Currency Issuer Default Rating (IDR) at 'BBB', Outlook “Stable”. The report published on the agency’s website allows one to conclude that Kazakh and foreign investors have no cause for concern. Is that really so?
