Media about JSC Nurbank: Publications and Reviews in the Media

On February 20, the National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan decided to reduce the base rate to 11% with a corridor of +/-1%, announced the Chairman of the National Bank of Kazakhstan Daniyar Akishev. Thus, according to him, the rates on liquidity provision operations are now 12%, and on liquidity withdrawal operations – 10%. Bankers received this news positively, although other analysts warn that the risks of high inflation still remain.

Amid all the transformations in the banking sector, Nurbank remains stable. Today it ranks 15th in terms of assets, but last year was a breakthrough for it: the bank grew faster than the entire sector, and in terms of loan portfolio dynamics, it ranked fourth among second-tier banks. This year, Nurbank is celebrating its 25th anniversary. The bank has outlined its future for the next five years, having adopted a development strategy for 2017-2021.

'Kz' decided to find out whether the bank's policy will remain unchanged or if we should expect new changes in the coming year.

Under Nurbank's social program 'Path to Life,' 17 orphanage graduates from Kazakhstan were admitted to Caspian University in 2015, reports the bank's press service.

As part of the social program 'Path to Life' (hereinafter referred to as the program) from JSC 'Nurbank' in 2015, 17 graduates from orphanages in the Republic of Kazakhstan were admitted to Caspian University.

For many Kazakhstani citizens, a mortgage is the only answer to the housing question.

Business information center Kapital.kz found out which banks have already signed an agreement with FPC

Correspondent of Nur.kz reviewed deposits for those who decided to convert their savings back from dollars to tenge.

Assets amounted to 295.962 billion tenge

Kapital.kz clarifies the conditions of the state program in detail

The National Bank increased the authorized capital of JSC 'Problem Loan Fund' to 130 billion tenge through its own funds.

Kazakhstani banks have become more active in the retail sector, unlike the corporate one. It turned out that the level of bad loans in the corporate sector is higher than in the private sector, and SMEs pose significant risks for banks.