Astana Finance Days Concludes: 3.7 Billion Yuan Bonds Listed and Carbon Trading Launched
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Astana Finance Days gathered 8,000 participants from 90 countries representing $26 trillion in assets under management.
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The Astana Finance Days forum has concluded, bringing together 8,000 participants from 90 countries. The institutions represented at the global event managed combined assets totaling US$26 trillion.
During the two-day forum, Dim Sum bonds worth 3.7 billion yuan were listed on the Astana International Exchange (AIX). Additionally, Central Asia's first exchange-based trading in carbon credits was officially launched.
Sector-focused pitch sessions resulted in the signing of 13 letters of intent alongside new regulatory agreements. Kazakhstan's cargo carrier Jupiter Jet also finalized its first aircraft leasing transaction.
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The outcomes highlight Kazakhstan's strengthening position as an international financial hub. Introducing carbon credit trading and yuan-denominated debt expands market infrastructure and attracts diverse global capital.
Source: AIFC News
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