Once the final license is issued, the company plans to deploy its proprietary financial technology to facilitate cross-market trading for retail and institutional clients. The move signals a strategic pivot by the parent group to leverage Kazakhstan’s burgeoning status as a regional financial hub and a bridge between Asian and global capital markets.

Jess Cheung, CEO of Valuable Capital Group, stated that the approval underscores the firm's ambition to integrate its multi-asset capabilities into the Astana International Financial Centre ecosystem. By expanding into Kazakhstan, the group adds another node to its existing network, which currently spans Hong Kong, the United States, Singapore, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates.