Nariman Gizitdinov
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Hindenburg’s Bond Whale Target Caught Up In Market-Rigging Probe
Kazakhstan is seeking to curb alleged manipulation by billionaire Timur Turlov’s Freedom Holding Corp. — a group targeted by US short-seller Hindenburg Research last year — in the country’s local-currency sovereign debt market.
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Billionaire Targeted By Hindenburg Emerges Richer And Unbowed
Timur Turlov is still trying to make sense of how Hindenburg Research’s bet against his Kazakh brokerage backfired so much that at one point it left him with a paper windfall of more than $1 billion.
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Billionaire Targeted By Hindenburg Emerges Richer And Unbowed
Timur Turlov is still trying to make sense of how Hindenburg Research’s bet against his Kazakh brokerage backfired so much that at one point it left him with a paper windfall of more than $1 billion.
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ArcelorMittal Drops As Kazakhstan Takes Over Assets After Fire
ArcelorMittal SA shares fell 5% after the Kazakh government announced plans to take over the company’s operations in the country following its worst mining accident in recent history.
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ArcelorMittal Drops As Kazakhstan Takes Over Assets After Fire
ArcelorMittal SA shares fell 5% after the Kazakh government announced plans to take over the company’s operations in the country following its worst mining accident in recent history.
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One Big Gold Seller Among Central Banks Has Even More To Offload
Kazakhstan’s central bank is looking to cut the metal’s share to as low as half of its $34.5 billion reserves.
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One Big Gold Seller Among Central Banks Has Even More To Offload
Kazakhstan’s central bank is looking to cut the metal’s share to as low as half of its $34.5 billion reserves.
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More Russians Flee Than Join Putin’s Army After War Call-Up
The European Union reported last week that 66,000 Russians had entered the bloc in the week to Sept. 25.
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More Russians Flee Than Join Putin’s Army After War Call-Up
The European Union reported last week that 66,000 Russians had entered the bloc in the week to Sept. 25.
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Putin’s War Is Deepening A Tussle For Influence In Central Asia
Former Soviet republics are looking to rebalance their political and economic ties to Moscow.
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Kazakhstan Sees Main Oil-Export Route Fully Restored This Week
Kazakhstan Sees Main Oil-Export Route Fully Restored This Week
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Kazakhstan Sees Full CPC Oil Shipments Restored by End of April
Kazakhstan Sees Full CPC Oil Shipments Restored by End of April
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Chevron-Led Kazakh Venture Curbs Oil Output on Export Issues
Chevron-Led Kazakh Venture Curbs Oil Output on Export Issues
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With Russia Closed, Kazakh Airline Faces Long Slog to Europe
With Russia Closed, Kazakh Airline Faces Long Slog to Europe
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With Russia Closed, Kazakh Airline Faces Long Slog to Europe
With Russia Closed, Kazakh Airline Faces Long Slog to Europe
