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New mechanisms for monitoring external borrowings by large enterprises in Uzbekistan
Starting from 1 January 2025, any Uzbek resident (or a group), public or private, deemed as systemically important and with an outstanding debt that exceeds USD 50 million, potentially falls under the new CoM Regulation No. 670 "[O]n further improvement of the system of attracting bank loans and foreign debts by large enterprises of systemic importance for the economy of Uzbekistan" ("Regulation 670"). Whether an entity is deemed systemically important to the national economy is decided by the by the Coordination Commission on Risk Management for Systemically Important Enterprises (the "Coordination Commission") on an annual basis; If an entity falls under Regulation 670, it must get the Commission’s
Kinstellar reinforces its capabilities in Uzbekistan with the appointment of Kamilla Khamraeva as Counsel
Kinstellar is delighted to announce that Kamilla Khamraeva has joined the firm’s Tashkent office as Counsel. Kamilla focuses on Banking & Finance and the Energy and Infrastructure sectors. Kamilla is an experienced lawyer with a strong track record implementing some of the major and most sophisticated projects in Uzbekistan in recent years. She has also been involved in regional initiatives overseeing mandates in Turkmenistan, collaborating with local firms/lawyers on the ground. During her legal career she has advised the IFC, ADB, EBRD, Intesa Sanpaolo, Unicredit, Credit Suisse, MUFG, SACE and others in various transactions. Kamilla often works closely with lenders on structuring bespoke transactions to