Bond Kazakstan 0% ( KZK100000183 ) in KZT

Issuer Kazakstan
Market price 100 %  ⇌ 
Country  Kazakhstan
ISIN code  KZK100000183 ( in KZT )
Interest rate 0%
Maturity 03/05/2014 - Bond has expired



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Minimal amount 100 KZT
Total amount 14 000 000 000 KZT
Detailed description Kazakhstan is a vast, landlocked Central Asian country encompassing diverse landscapes ranging from steppes and deserts to mountains and forests, and possessing significant reserves of oil, gas, and minerals.

Retrospective Analysis of a Matured Kazakhstan Sovereign Bond: ISIN KZK100000183 This financial article provides a detailed retrospective on a specific sovereign bond issuance by Kazakhstan, identified by its ISIN KZK100000183, which has successfully reached its maturity. Kazakhstan, a prominent nation in Central Asia, functions as a significant sovereign issuer within global financial markets. As one of the largest economies in its region, its economic landscape is predominantly shaped by its vast natural resources, particularly oil, gas, and minerals, which underpin its fiscal stability and capacity to issue debt. The country's strategic location and ongoing economic diversification efforts contribute to its profile as a reliable borrower in the international bond market. This particular bond, classified as a sovereign obligation, was issued by the Republic of Kazakhstan and denominated in its local currency, the Kazakhstani Tenge (KZT). The total size of this specific issuance amounted to 14,000,000,000 KZT, with a minimum purchase increment set at 100 units. A notable characteristic of this instrument was its zero-coupon structure, indicated by an interest rate of 0%, implying it was likely issued at a discount to its face value, with investors receiving the full principal repayment at maturity. The bond's maturity date was set for May 3, 2014, and its payment frequency was documented as 1, which, in the context of a zero-coupon bond, primarily relates to the singular principal repayment event. At its maturity, the bond's market price was recorded at 100% of its face value, confirming that this obligation has successfully matured and the principal has been fully repaid to its holders, concluding its lifecycle within the financial markets.