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Kazakhstan Stock Exchange Overhauls Securities Market Rules After Two Decades

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Kazakhstan is preparing to rewrite the rules governing its securities market for the first time in over two decades. The draft Capital Market Law aims to replace the Securities Market Law adopted in 2003, which has been amended by more than 60 legislative acts since its inception. The draft was published for public discussion in September 2026.

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The overhaul seeks to make it easier for businesses to raise capital on the stock market while simultaneously strengthening protections for investors. As of July 31, equity market capitalization on the Kazakhstan Stock Exchange stood at KZT 47.7 trillion, or about $100.5 billion.

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    The stock exchange could face operational changes as it implements the new draft Capital Market Law.

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