01.04.2025, 13:53

Kaspi, Jusan, and BCC lead in deposit outflow in February

ASTANA. April 1 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - The total volume of deposits in Kazakhstan's second-tier banks reached 41.27 trillion tenge by February 2025, a slight decrease of 0.05%, or 19.1 billion tenge, from January.

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Kaspi, Jusan, and BCC lead in deposit outflow in February

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