Казахстанским банкам, испытывающим дефицит ликвидности, трудно конкурировать с иностранными игроками, у которых таких проблем нет. Текущая политика государства не предусматривает расширение доступа к тенговой ликвидности, что также не способствует оздоровлению банковской системы
BAFT AND IFSA URGE ACTION TO RESTORE CONFIDENCE IN KAZAKHSTAN
WASHINGTON – Two international banking groups sent a letter today to Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev urging further action to restore confidence in the country’s banks and ensure the timely repayment of trade finance obligations by the Kazakh banking sector.
In the letter, the Bankers’ Association for Finance and Trade (BAFT) and the International Financial Services Association (IFSA) expressed concern over recent proposals for debt restructuring in the Kazakh banking sector. The groups urged President Nazarbayev to take all measures necessary to ensure the full and timely payment of trade obligations in any bank restructuring.
“Altering the terms of trade finance repayments can significantly jeopardize a country’s source of funding for critical economic advancement,” the letter stated. “Any decision should follow prior international practice regarding the disposition of trade-related transactions. Discounting repayment of these obligations will have a significantly negative impact on the Kazakhstan banking sector and the Kazakhstan economy.”
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BAFT AND IFSA URGE ACTION TO RESTORE CONFIDENCE IN KAZAKHSTAN
WASHINGTON – Two international banking groups sent a letter today to Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev urging further action to restore confidence in the country’s banks and ensure the timely repayment of trade finance obligations by the Kazakh banking sector.
In the letter, the Bankers’ Association for Finance and Trade (BAFT) and the International Financial Services Association (IFSA) expressed concern over recent proposals for debt restructuring in the Kazakh banking sector. The groups urged President Nazarbayev to take all measures necessary to ensure the full and timely payment of trade obligations in any bank restructuring.
“Altering the terms of trade finance repayments can significantly jeopardize a country’s source of funding for critical economic advancement,” the letter stated. “Any decision should follow prior international practice regarding the disposition of trade-related transactions. Discounting repayment of these obligations will have a significantly negative impact on the Kazakhstan banking sector and the Kazakhstan economy.”