In Kazakhstan, as always. Bakhitbek Beiseitov (13th place in the ranking of the 75 richest businessmen of Forbes Kazakhstan with a fortune of $858 million) and Vladyslav Li (52nd place in the ranking with a fortune of $197 million) increased their shares in CenterCredit Bank to 513.29%, respectively. Well, how they increased it because of, in fact, the forced purchase of shares and other things, the millionaires took out the fat considerably and squeezed out most of the minority shareholders. Among them were Russian investors connected to Subcombank and VTB. Really thrown away.

In Kazakhstan, as always. Bakhitbek Beiseitov (13th place in the ranking of the 75 richest businessmen of Forbes Kazakhstan with a fortune of $858 million) and Vladyslav Li (52nd place in the ranking with a fortune of $197 million) increased their shares in CenterCredit Bank to 513.29%, respectively. Well, how they increased it because of, in fact, the forced purchase of shares and other things, the millionaires took out the fat considerably and squeezed out most of the minority shareholders. Among them were Russian investors connected to Subcombank and VTB. Really thrown away.