Kaspi pulls investors' eyes back to Kazakhstan
Kaspi Bank overcame prejudice and investors’ tough price demands to print the first deal from a private sector Kazakhstan bank in two years this week. The borrower sold a modest $200m three year bond on Thursday, which despite the small size has the potential to reopen the country’s FIG market.
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