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Ieri è stata diffusa la notizia riguardante l'intenzione del governo kazako di acquistare considerevoli quote di proprietà di alcune delle più importanti banche del Paese. La prima banca interessata da questa azione governativa è la BTA (ex Turanalem), per la quale sono già state rese note cifre e dati. Ieri si sarebbe dovuta avere conferma anche riguardo ad un'altra fra le prime quattro banche del Paese, la Alliance Bank.
Per quanto riguarda la BTA, la stessa banca ha diffuso questa notizia:
Kazakh government buys out BTA Bank
02.02.2009
Citing mounting concerns over the state of Kazakhstan’s economy in the last three months, the government of Kazakhstan has announced that it has accepted the recommendation by the Agency on Regulation and Supervision of Financial Market and Financial Organisations (FSA) that the former should acquire a controlling interest in JSC BTA Bank.
The acquisition is to be done by issuing an extra 29,915,425 common shares at KZT 8,401 a share. The entire issue is to be purchased by the government as represented by the Samruk-Kazyna National Welfare Fund. As a result, the bank will receive KZT 251,319,485,425 of extra capital.
According to officials, BTA Bank as a systemic financial institution will continue receiving full backing from the government. Arman Dunayev, Samruk-Kazyna’s Deputy Chairman of the Management Board, had this to say on the subject: "We will continue providing our support to BTA, which has systemic importance for Kazakhstan and is a major lender to the non-commodity sector. It is our job to make sure that BTA is part of every government programme".
Mr. Dunayev has been appointed member of the Board of Directors. In another change, former Governor of the National Bank Anwar Saidenov has been appointed Adviser to BTA Chairman of the Management Board Roman Solodchenko.
Any change in ownership notwithstanding, BTA Bank continues to operate with full legal and operational continuity, including, among other things, honouring all of its obligations, lending to the public and economy, servicing of customer accounts, and taking and paying out on retail and corporate deposits.
The shareholders and management of BTA are committed to preserving BTA’s status of the domestic banking leader and enabling its further growth.
As a liquid financial institution, BTA remains a solid and responsible partner to the government, BTA customers and foreign financial institutions alike.
BTA Group – is a leading banking network within the CIS.
As of Q3 2008, BTA Bank's consolidated assets were equal to KZT 3 671bn ($30,6bn), credit portfolio amounted to KZT 2 814bn ($23,5bn). As of Q3 2008, BTA Bank's consolidated net profit comprised KZT 35,2bn ($293ml).
The network of BTA’s partner banks extends to Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Georgia, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan and Turkey. BTA’s representative offices operate in Russia, Ukraine, China and UAE.
The bank has one of the largest branch networks in Kazakhstan (22 branches and 279 service outlets) along with an extensive chain of ATMs (787) and self-service terminals (160). BTA serves near 1.3 million retail and 150,000 corporate clients.
In 2008 BTA has been increased by 100 points within the year, shifting from 295 to 173 place among top world banks, ranks The Banker, one of the reputable business magazines. In 2006 and 2007, BTA was named the "Bank of the Year in the CIS", based on a poll of the Commonwealth’s leading financial experts by the influential Itogi magazine, and "Best Bank in Central Asia" according to the Euromoney. Oxford-based European Business Assembly (EBA) awarded to BTA its 2007 "Best Enterprise of Europe" in the banking sector of Eurasia.
For media contacts:
Kalamkas Tuleshova
BTA Bank
Public Relations Department,
International Activity
Tel.: +7 (727) 266-47-99
Fax. +7 (727) 250-12-55
Email: [email protected]
Per quanto riguarda la BTA, la stessa banca ha diffuso questa notizia:
Kazakh government buys out BTA Bank
02.02.2009
Citing mounting concerns over the state of Kazakhstan’s economy in the last three months, the government of Kazakhstan has announced that it has accepted the recommendation by the Agency on Regulation and Supervision of Financial Market and Financial Organisations (FSA) that the former should acquire a controlling interest in JSC BTA Bank.
The acquisition is to be done by issuing an extra 29,915,425 common shares at KZT 8,401 a share. The entire issue is to be purchased by the government as represented by the Samruk-Kazyna National Welfare Fund. As a result, the bank will receive KZT 251,319,485,425 of extra capital.
According to officials, BTA Bank as a systemic financial institution will continue receiving full backing from the government. Arman Dunayev, Samruk-Kazyna’s Deputy Chairman of the Management Board, had this to say on the subject: "We will continue providing our support to BTA, which has systemic importance for Kazakhstan and is a major lender to the non-commodity sector. It is our job to make sure that BTA is part of every government programme".
Mr. Dunayev has been appointed member of the Board of Directors. In another change, former Governor of the National Bank Anwar Saidenov has been appointed Adviser to BTA Chairman of the Management Board Roman Solodchenko.
Any change in ownership notwithstanding, BTA Bank continues to operate with full legal and operational continuity, including, among other things, honouring all of its obligations, lending to the public and economy, servicing of customer accounts, and taking and paying out on retail and corporate deposits.
The shareholders and management of BTA are committed to preserving BTA’s status of the domestic banking leader and enabling its further growth.
As a liquid financial institution, BTA remains a solid and responsible partner to the government, BTA customers and foreign financial institutions alike.
BTA Group – is a leading banking network within the CIS.
As of Q3 2008, BTA Bank's consolidated assets were equal to KZT 3 671bn ($30,6bn), credit portfolio amounted to KZT 2 814bn ($23,5bn). As of Q3 2008, BTA Bank's consolidated net profit comprised KZT 35,2bn ($293ml).
The network of BTA’s partner banks extends to Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Georgia, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan and Turkey. BTA’s representative offices operate in Russia, Ukraine, China and UAE.
The bank has one of the largest branch networks in Kazakhstan (22 branches and 279 service outlets) along with an extensive chain of ATMs (787) and self-service terminals (160). BTA serves near 1.3 million retail and 150,000 corporate clients.
In 2008 BTA has been increased by 100 points within the year, shifting from 295 to 173 place among top world banks, ranks The Banker, one of the reputable business magazines. In 2006 and 2007, BTA was named the "Bank of the Year in the CIS", based on a poll of the Commonwealth’s leading financial experts by the influential Itogi magazine, and "Best Bank in Central Asia" according to the Euromoney. Oxford-based European Business Assembly (EBA) awarded to BTA its 2007 "Best Enterprise of Europe" in the banking sector of Eurasia.
For media contacts:
Kalamkas Tuleshova
BTA Bank
Public Relations Department,
International Activity
Tel.: +7 (727) 266-47-99
Fax. +7 (727) 250-12-55
Email: [email protected]
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