History

Shinhan Bank Kazakhstan JSC is a universal bank carrying out all the main types of banking operations available on the financial services market. The bank's sole shareholder is one of the world's largest banks — Shinhan Bank, Seoul, Republic of Korea, which is in turn part of Korea's leading financial group, Shinhan Financial Group.

The bank is today the first and, so far, the only representative of Shinhan Bank (Seoul, Korea) both in the Republic of Kazakhstan and across the CIS and the former Soviet Union.

Today the Bank provides a wide range of banking services aimed at both individuals and the corporate segment, serving small and medium-sized enterprises and organisations.

25 January 2008 — Shinhan Bank, Seoul, Republic of Korea, received FSA permit No. 16 to open a subsidiary bank — Shinhan Bank Kazakhstan JSC. Shinhan Bank Kazakhstan JSC is the first South Korean bank on the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

28 November 2008 — Shinhan Bank Kazakhstan JSC was registered (license to conduct banking and other operations No. 1.1.258 dated 28 November 2008), and the Bank currently carries out banking operations both in the currency of the Republic of Kazakhstan and in foreign currency. License of the Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan for Regulation and Development of the Financial Market No. 1.1.258 dated 03.02.2020.

Shinhan Bank Kazakhstan JSC participates in the mandatory deposit guarantee system (certificate No. 39 dated 11 December 2008).

Information about the shareholder is available at: www.shinhanbank.com
Information about the group is available at: www.shinhangroup.com