The XXI Eurasian Bond Congress was held on 26 and 27 June 2025. This year, the forum brought together leading experts, investors, and representatives of public and private institutions from Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, and other countries of the region.
The Congress focused on the most pressing trends: the development of local capital markets, the digital transformation of financial instruments, and new investment opportunities amid the global economic restructuring. Participants discussed ways to stimulate domestic demand for debt instruments, prospects for the growth of financial markets, and the potential of digital assets and blockchain technologies.
One of the speakers was Evgeniy Mokhovikov, Executive Director of the Aurora-Ala Corporate Foundation, who spoke about Kazakhstan's experience in developing endowment funds and about the prospects of this mechanism for the strategic sustainability of the social sphere in Central Asia. Evgeniy paid particular attention to the prospects for cooperation between the endowment sector and the financial market to stimulate the development of endowment funds.
The Congress confirmed growing investor interest in the region and reinforced Central Asia's status as an important hub for attracting capital and innovation in debt financing.
The Congress focused on the most pressing trends: the development of local capital markets, the digital transformation of financial instruments, and new investment opportunities amid the global economic restructuring. Participants discussed ways to stimulate domestic demand for debt instruments, prospects for the growth of financial markets, and the potential of digital assets and blockchain technologies.
One of the speakers was Evgeniy Mokhovikov, Executive Director of the Aurora-Ala Corporate Foundation, who spoke about Kazakhstan's experience in developing endowment funds and about the prospects of this mechanism for the strategic sustainability of the social sphere in Central Asia. Evgeniy paid particular attention to the prospects for cooperation between the endowment sector and the financial market to stimulate the development of endowment funds.
The Congress confirmed growing investor interest in the region and reinforced Central Asia's status as an important hub for attracting capital and innovation in debt financing.