BTA Bank changes hands

June 5, Pozirk. The BTA Bank has announced the acquisition of 99.93 percent of its shares, previously owned by Kazakhstan’s BTA Bank JSC, by another Kazakh company, Sultan Marenov’s SNRG Capital Eurasia.
The bank will change its name and become a part of his Singapore-based SNRG Capital Pte Ltd, specializing in digital banking, financial and information technologies and business consulting in Southeast Asia, including Singapore, Indonesia, Myanmar, Vietnam and the Philippines.
Marenov is said to be well familiar with the Belarusian market. He had served as chairman of the board at BTA Bank from 2005 to 2015.
Over the past five years, bank’s assets and loan portfolio have been rising. It offers services mostly to small and medium-size businesses as well as individuals.
- PoliticsPolitical prisoner count drops below 900 for first time since 2022The material is available only to POZIRK+
- Politics, SocietyPoland reports 33 irregular crossings via Belarus, extends asylum requests restrictionsThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- Politics
- Security, SocietyBelarus' border guards find crashed drone near HomielThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- Politics, SocietyRights activists: strict restrictions imposed on recently freed dissidentsThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- Politics, SocietyLithuania reports new 2026 daily high in irregular crossings via BelarusThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- PoliticsCichanoŭskaja: Ukraine’s contacts with Belarus’ opposition key to maintaining sanctionsThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- PoliticsReprisals: Łukašenka orders security services to monitor freed dissidentsThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- Politics
- PoliticsOpposition leader cautions against deals with ŁukašenkaThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- Politics, SocietyBelarus' police arrest five “real thugs” in cigarette smuggling case, Łukašenka saysThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- Economy, PoliticsŁukašenka: Belarus to let out stranded Lithuanian trucks starting March 23The material is available only to POZIRK+
- Politics
- PoliticsŁukašenka says Belarus sent "grand bargain" proposals to USThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- PoliticsInterior ministry brands 22 people as extremistsThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- Economy
- EconomyBiełstat: Belarusian companies’ CapEx down 1.5 percent in January-FebruaryThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- Politics, SecurityOpposition leader urges NATO envoys to maintain pressure on MinskThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- PoliticsEU foreign affairs chief: release of 250 prisoners “tangible step forward”The material is available only to POZIRK+
- Politics



