Kazakhstan may increase its current share (32.99%) in the Eurasian Development Bank (EDB) and become a controlling shareholder of the development institute, according to Bloomberg.
As the outlet reported, Russia is going to sell its controlling papers in order to lower the risk of the bank being subject to international sanctions. The Kremlin now wants to downgrade its share from 65.97% to less than 50%.
After the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russia is struggling against international sanctions and various limitations on the flow of money, imports and technologies into the country. Now the Russian authorities are going to make the...