Eurasian Bank dropped from eighth to ninth place among Kazakhstan's banks by asset size. In September 2026, it was overtaken by Bank RBK, whose assets grew by almost 120 billion tenge in a month. This is evidenced by National Bank data. This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Kursiv Media.

Asset dynamics

As of October 1, Eurasian Bank's assets stood at 2.809 trillion tenge versus 2.851 trillion tenge a month earlier. In September, the figure decreased by 42 billion tenge, or approximately 1.5%.

At the same time, Bank RBK increased its assets from 2.773 trillion to 2.893 trillion tenge. The increase amounted to 120.2 billion tenge, or 4.3%. Thanks to this, the bank rose from ninth to eighth place in the ranking, ahead of Eurasian Bank by 84.4 billion tenge.

Change in the gap

At the beginning of September, the situation was the opposite. Eurasian Bank's assets exceeded Bank RBK's figure by 77.9 billion tenge. Over the month, the difference between the two financial organizations changed by more than 162 billion tenge in favor of Bank RBK.

Year-to-date indicators

The decline in Eurasian Bank's positions is also observed when compared with the beginning of the year. As of January 1, 2026, its assets amounted to 3.027 trillion tenge (seventh place in Kazakhstan's banking sector). Over nine months, Eurasian Bank's assets decreased by 217.9 billion tenge, or 7.2%. Over the same period, Bank RBK, on the contrary, increased the figure from 2.727 trillion to 2.893 trillion tenge, adding 166.2 billion tenge, or 6.1%.

Since the beginning of the year, Eurasian Bank has lost two positions in the asset ranking, first yielding to Freedom Bank and then to Bank RBK.

Top of the ranking

The first seven places in the ranking as of October 1 were occupied by Halyk Bank of Kazakhstan (21.662 trillion tenge), Kaspi Bank (10.677 trillion tenge), Bank CenterCredit (9.432 trillion tenge), Otbasy Bank (6.062 trillion tenge), ForteBank (5.446 trillion tenge), Alatau City Bank (3.290 trillion tenge) and Freedom Bank (3.125 trillion tenge). Bank RBK (2.893 trillion tenge) took eighth place, Eurasian Bank (2.809 trillion tenge) – ninth, and Bereke Bank (2.690 trillion tenge) closed the top ten largest banks in Kazakhstan by asset size.

Owners

As of the end of June, the owners of Eurasian Bank were Patokh Chodiev – 33%, Shukhrat Ibragimov – 30%, his mother Mukadas Khan Ibragimova – 3%, as well as the heirs of Alexander Mashkevich – Larisa, Anna and Alla Mashkevich – 11% each.

The Ibragimov family ranks seventh in the list of the richest businessmen of Kazakhstan with a fortune of $1.677 billion.

In late October, it became known that the company "Eurasian Capital" refused to pay dividends to its parent company.