ASTANA, Kazakhstan, February 15. The volume of foreign investments in Kazakhstan’s government securities has reached 1.1 trillion tenge ($2.2 billion), said Timur Suleimenov, Chairman of the National Bank of Kazakhstan, at an international conference, Trend reports via Kazakhstan’s National Bank.
Speaking at the International Conference KASE: Joining Tabadul Digital Hub, Suleimenov highlighted a significant increase in investor interest in the Kazakhstani market.
"Over the past year, the volume of foreign investments in Kazakhstan’s government securities has more than doubled, reaching 1.1 trillion tenge ($2.2 billion). In April 2022, Kazakhstan’s government bonds were officially included in the FTSE Frontier Emerging Markets Government Bond Index, strengthening Kazakhstan’s position in global financial markets," noted Suleimenov.
To note, a ceremony of KASE joining the Tabadul Digital Hub electronic trading system was held in Almaty (Kazakhstan). KASE (Kazakhstan Stock Exchange) became the sixth exchange to join the hub, which was launched by Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange in July 2022 as the first digital exchange center in the region. The hub operates on a mutual market access model. The platform creates a digital network of exchanges and allows investors to trade on participating international stock exchanges.
