This summer, business media outlets have been paying unusually close attention to news out of Kazakhstan — and much of that coverage has centered on the diversified FinTech giant Freedom
Freedom Holding Corp. Has Completed the Acquisition of Turkish Bank: Why It Matters
Freedom Holding Corp. has completed one of the largest steps in its international expansion strategy, closing the acquisition of a controlling stake in Turkish Bank A.Ş. The transaction reflects a
Freedom Holding Corp. In The Valley
WHAT IS A KAZAKH COMPANY DOING IN THE WORLD’S LEADING TECHNOLOGY HUB?
Freedom Holding Corp’s Turkey Test: Inside the Stock Market Where Timur Turlov’s Brokerage Push Begins
Despite tight monetary policy, Turkey’s stock market continues to grow. The total market capitalization of companies listed on Borsa Istanbul stood at 15.51 trillion Turkish lira ($361 billion) at the end of
Freedom Holding Corp.: Moody’s Assesses Freedom Bank Kazakhstan’s Financial Strength
Moody’s Ratings has assigned Freedom Bank Kazakhstan long-term deposit ratings of Ba3 with a stable outlook. The bank’s baseline credit assessment is set at b1 and has been upgraded by one notch
How Freedom Holding Corp is Reshaping Investment and Banking
What if your bank wasn’t just a place to store money, but a gateway to global markets, seamlessly integrating banking, investment and digital services into one powerful ecosystem? Freedom Holding
Cazoo founder resigns after 97pc’s collapse in value
Cazoo, an online dealer of used cars, has announced that Alex Chesterman, its founder, will be stepping down as chief executive following a collapse in share prices of 97pc.
London listings (IPO) set for worst showing in the first half since 2009
As London’s initial public offerings fall to levels not seen since 2008, the UK is intensifying its efforts to increase listing activity.
Admiral Markets Heralds Its New Chapter with a New Name and Logo
Admiral Markets is an Estonia-based trading and investment services provider. Since its founding in 2001, the company has been on a mission to revolutionize trading and investment for its retail
The little engine that could, and the oil giant that couldn’t
Last December, when a week-old hedge fund named Engine No. 1 challenged Exxon Mobil to change its ways, laughter echoed through Wall Street circles, from the fund’s name that recalled