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  1. Kazakhstan participates in a regional strategic shift.
  2. Kazakhstan aims to maintain leadership in Central Asia.
  3. Kazakhstan's Ministry of Finance completed a bond issuance, leveraging Kazakhstan's status as a financial hub for Central Asia.

Kazakhstan plans sovereign eurobond listing on LSE and AIX

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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Kazakhstan is organizing a new sovereign eurobond issue, with Teniz Capital Investment Banking JSC acting as the Lead Manager. The bonds will be senior unsecured, euro-denominated, and have a five-year maturity. The issue will be listed on the London Stock Exchange, Astana International Exchange, and Kazakhstan Stock Exchange.

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The issuance is conducted under the GMTN Programme and involves bonds with credit ratings of Baa1 from Moody's, BBB from S&P, and BBB from Fitch. This signals financial market confidence and enhances Kazakhstan's international financial standing.

Kazakhstan's Ministry of Finance recently completed a bond issuance, leveraging Kazakhstan's status as a financial hub for Central Asia, as the country aims to maintain leadership in the region.

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