Tag: kazakhstan

Cash

Alipay receives $732 million investment to grow, while the availability of export credit agency financing in the region increases significantly.

By Edward Russell, Jonathan Wong | 20 April 2010

View Point

Kazakhstan looks to Russia for help, not China

As the nation starts bailing out its banks, it needs to find other strategic investors. So far, it has started by engaging in talks with the Russians.

By Lara Wozniak | 5 February 2009

M&A

Kookmin buys 30% of Kazakhstan's CenterCredit

The Korean bank will pay $634 million for the stake as it diversifies its revenue sources away from domestic lending.

By Rupert Walker | 18 March 2008

Business Moves

Kazakh bank discusses China dreams

Bank TuranAlem is in expansion mode and has applied to the Chinese authorities to open a subsidiary in the Western city of Urumchi.

By Lara Wozniak | 3 December 2007

View Point

Could Kazakhstan suffer a credit crisis?

You can talk about Borat, but don't mention the word crisis in Kazakhstan.

By Lara Wozniak | 27 September 2007

View Point

Kazakhstan's banks pursue risky strategies

Fitch Ratings says the aggressive growth strategies employed by Kazakhstani banks may pose credit risks.

By Lara Wozniak | 6 July 2007

M&A

Business learnings of Kazakhstan for make benefit glorious Asian investors

Kazakh top brass visit Hong Kong to outline private equity and venture capital opportunities.

By Simon Osborne | 13 December 2006

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