“Kazakhstan’s a big country with big prospects,” says Adel Kambar, chief executive of Renaissance Capital’s central Asian operation in Almaty. He adds: “We still get investors from New York and London travelling here – nobody’s forgotten Kazakhstan, it’s still on a lot of people’s radar screens.”
While acknowledging that in the foreseeable future there’s unlikely to be a return to the large-scale public share and bond issuance that propelled Kazakhstan to centre stage in the international capital markets in recent years, Kambar says that there’s still plenty of investment banking work to be done.
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Alongside advising local businesses there is also work from the authorities in the capital, Astana.
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