ABOUT THE FUND

JSC “Problem Loans Fund”

A state development institution executing policy to improve financial sector health, enhance credit portfolio quality, and return non-performing assets to Kazakhstan’s economic turnover.

GENERAL INFORMATION

The Fund’s Role in Kazakhstan’s Financial System

JSC “Problem Loans Fund” was established on January 11, 2012, under the Post-Crisis Recovery Program to assist commercial banks in cleaning balance sheets of non-performing loans and ensuring long-term banking stability.

The sole shareholder of the Fund is the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan represented by the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The Fund acquires, professionally manages, restructures, and transparently sells assets, returning critical financial resources to the real economy.

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100% Shares
Sole Shareholder: Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan represented by the Ministry of Finance
January 11, 2012
Date of establishment and official registration with the judicial authorities of Kazakhstan
MISSION & VISION

Strategic Priorities & Long-Term Vision

The Fund operates on the core principles of institutional transparency, accountability, and fiduciary responsibility to the state.

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Fund Mission

Promoting national economic recovery by improving the credit portfolio quality of second-tier banks and returning non-performing assets to economic turnover through restructuring and transparent disposal.

02

Vision 2027

By 2027 — a professional asset management company and national center of excellence in loan portfolio resolution, asset restructuring, and stressed portfolio management.

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FUND IN NUMBERS

Key Performance Metrics

Results of the Problem Loans Fund in recovering assets, supporting enterprises, and strengthening the national economy.

Взыскано задолженности

160,3
млрд тенге

В Национальный фонд РК

121,3
млрд тенге

Сохранено рабочих мест

Свыше 7 000
рабочих мест

Налоговые поступления

Более 54
млрд тенге