AFSA pursues international cooperation as a reputable, reliable and trusted financial services regulator under multilateral cooperation mechanisms and bilateral cooperation. As such AFSA engages in multilateral and bilateral relations. Multilateral cooperation is pursued with a view of AFSA’s priorities to apply global standards espoused by global standard setters and keep regulatory framework of the AIFC aligned with latest […]
AFSA’s Risk Management Framework is designed to identify the risks to which AFSA is exposed and ensure that these risks are appropriately managed. The risk management framework of AFSA is based on AFSA’s Risk Management Policy, which: outlines high-level approach regarding the management of risks in AFSA; ensures that risks are managed in a coordinated, […]
AFSA’s Mission: To establish an environment that delivers fair and transparent financial and capital markets, in which individuals and institutions act with integrity. AFSA’s Vision: To be a globally respected regulator of financial services in Eurasia delivering a legal and regulatory framework that demands high standards of behaviour, inspires innovation and creates a fair and […]
The responsibilities, powers and authority of the AFSA are set out in the Article 12 of the Constitutional Statute as follows: to develop draft AIFC Acts relating to the regulation of financial services and related activities in the AIFC; to adopt Acts, in the form of regulatory provisions, on matters related to the regulation of financial services […]
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The Astana Financial Services Authority (AFSA) reminds that, in accordance with Article 11(5) of the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan “On Digital Assets in the Republic of Kazakhstan”, the organisation of circulation of digital assets within the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan is prohibited without an appropriate licence or authorisation issued under the applicable law of the Astana International […]
The Astana Financial Services Authority (AFSA) and the Dubai Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority (VARA) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at strengthening cooperation, mutual assistance and the exchange of information in relation to digital and virtual asset activities in their respective jurisdictions. The MoU establishes a formal framework for cooperation between two authorities […]
The Astana Financial Services Authority has introduced Class Modification establishing a new FinTech Lab authorisation approach to streamline assessment of potential participants willing to enter regulatory sandbox. The previous model included two stages – pre-application and application. The first one included eligibility assessment and fitness & propriety checks, while the second one meant assessment of financial and non-financial resources, proposed candidates, review of internal […]