Papers

06.06.2008
What is the Basis for Sustainable Development of the EurAsEC Countries? By Igor Finogenov, Chairman of the Management Board, Eurasian Development Bank. World Finance Review, Special Edition, May 2008.
The world’s newspapers are full of stories about the liquidity crisis. Reverberations have also been felt in the markets of the CIS countries – the Russian  arkets reacted with a drop in quoted values and the Kazakh economy has its own crisis in the construction market and other industries.
04.02.2008
EURASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK — AN EFFECTIVE INSTRUMENT OF ECONOMIC INTEGRATION WITHIN THE CIS, Eurasian Home Analytical Resource, April1, 2008
One of the most challenging tasks that the Commonwealth of the Independent States faces today is implementation of the national development programs and financing the large-scale investment projects within its borders. International practice proves that one of the effective instruments of the long-term investment policy in energy and transportation sectors as well as agro-industry are the development banks.
03.31.2008
Vinokurov E. (2008) Eurasian Development Bank: Results of 2007 and Strategy for 2008-2010, World Finance Review, February 2008.
Both clear goal-setting and the understanding of obstacles to be overcome and issues to be resolved are part of the Bank’s 2008—2010 strategy. The slogan tied to the strategy, «Investing in Development and Integration», reflects the principal strategic goals of this new financial institution.
03.31.2008
Vinokurov Å. (2007) Nuclear Renaissance in Kazakhstan and Russia: Prospects for Industrial Cooperation and Financing, World Finance Review, Fall issue, p.74-79.
The world’s nuclear industry is entering a phase of revival. The northern Eurasian countries, notably Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Belarus, are experiencing a surge in interest in the nuclear industry as well.
03.31.2008
Vinokurov Å. (2007) Financing Infrastructure in Central Asia: Water and Energy Nexus, World Finance Review, Spring issue, 135-139.
We assume that there are several elements which will eventually lead to an optimal solution for the Central Asian water and energy nexus. The availability of purely financial solutions should be framed politically.
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