11.06.2025, 11:41

Senate-backed financial reforms pass parliament, mandate in-person loan applications

ASTANA. June 11 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – Kazakhstan's Majilis on Wednesday approved Senate-amended financial reforms requiring first-time borrowers to appear in person at banks, part of sweeping consumer protection measures that also ease foreign bank entry and empower institutions to combat surging financial fraud.

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