05.12.2025, 17:32

Otbasy Bank plans to appeal to Senate to reinstate clause on Islamic mortgage in banking law

ASTANA. Dec 5 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - The Kazakh operator of state housing programs, Otbasy Bank, plans to appeal to the Senate to reintroduce a clause on Islamic mortgage into the banking law, said Lazzat Ibragimova, CEO of Otbasy Bank.

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Otbasy Bank plans to appeal to Senate to reinstate clause on Islamic mortgage in banking law

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