Media about JSC Nurbank: Publications and Reviews in the Media

If you do not have enough funds to immediately purchase the car or special equipment you need, credit tools can come to the rescue. Correspondents of NUR.KZ have figured out what opportunities are available for Kazakhs.

Summer is a time for vacations, relaxation, and avoiding complex problems. Anticipating this, Nurbank presents an interesting and advantageous campaign "Send a Transfer – Receive Money" to Kazakhstan residents.

Despite the consequences of the pandemic, people need products and services produced by local businesses, and businesses need support. As a participant in government programs for preferential financing, Nurbank is already recording positive dynamics.

In Kazakhstan, tools for financial protection of children are gradually developing, which parents can use if they wish. One such optimal solution is the AQYL deposit offered by domestic banks, particularly Nurbank.

In Kazakhstan, graduation ceremonies have recently passed, prompting many parents to consider their children's future. The path their lives will take largely depends on the university the graduates can attend and the parents can afford. Nurbank offers a modern solution with the Aqyl educational savings deposit.

This decision was made at the annual general meeting of shareholders.

They help minimize risks when participating in tenders.

In an interview with Kapital.kz, Eldar Sarsenov also explained why the financial institution does not intend to close its branches.

Having been on the Kazakhstan market for over 28 years, Nurbank has summarized its financial results for the year. The figures showed that the financial institution implemented its strategic plan in 2020, meeting depositors' expectations and maintaining stability.

This year, the bank plans to maintain its loan portfolio with a slight increase in volume of about 8% compared to the balances at the end of 2020.

Nurbank's non-performing loan portfolio was reduced by 14.3 billion tenge in 2020...

According to Nurbank's CEO, by the end of the first half of the year, the share of toxic loans in the market will not exceed 8.3%