Against the backdrop of rising online fraud and increasing credit burden among young people, the Asian Credit Fund (ACF) continues to expand its contribution to financial literacy development. On November 28, 2025, ACF participated in an educational seminar held at Abai Kazakh National Pedagogical University, with the support of the Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan for Regulation and Development of the Financial Markets. The event gathered more than 100 students who received practical knowledge on financial safety and the responsible use of loan products.
During the seminar, ACF’s Director of the Branch Network , Askar Aytetev, delivered a presentation titled “Loans: Important aspects to consider”. He shared practical recommendations with future specialists on how to assess credit burden, understand the total cost of a loan, carefully review contract terms, and prevent financial risks. “Young people face financial decisions even before they enter the workforce. Our goal is to help them recognize risks, protect their personal data, and make informed decisions based on a clear understanding of the consequences,” noted Askar Aytetev.Students learned about real examples of financial fraud schemes, how to verify information before applying for a loan, and received practical recommendations on digital safety from the Agency specialists.
ACF continues to advance financial literacy initiatives as part of its social mission and ESG approach. The company reaffirms its readiness to collaborate with universities and youth organizations by offering guest lectures and joint educational projects aimed at strengthening financial literacy and safety.