Kazakhstan, Georgia Work to Expand Cross-Border Access to Financial Markets
Kazakhstan and Georgia are cooperating to simplify access for financial institutions to each other’s capital markets. Regulators from both countries are examining mechanisms for mutual market recognition to encourage cross‑border investment and financial services. The collaboration was highlighted at the AIFC Connect: Tbilisi 2026 conference organized by the Astana International Financial Centre. Officials said the effort could deepen financial integration between the two nations. The initiative reflects a broader regional push to enhance market connectivity. The story was reported by the Astana Times.
The Astana Times provides news and information from Kazakhstan and around the world. ASTANA – Kazakhstan and Georgia are working to make it easier for financial institutions to access each other’s capital markets, with regulators exploring mutual market recognition mechanisms to support cross-border investment and financial services. The initiative was a key focus of AIFC Connect: Tbilisi 2026, an event hosted by the Astana International Financial Centre (AIFC),… The post Kazakhstan, Georgia Work to Expand Cross-Border Access to Financial Markets appeared first on The Astana Times .