The article discusses the completion of Kazakhstan's Astana Finance's 2 billion U.S. dollars restructuring on July 7, 2015 which was not considered systematically important at the time of default and was not supported by a single major shareholder. Key takeaways from the deals include Astana Finance as the last Kazakh financial institution to restructure after the global financial crisis and how the deal was challenging since it was not a systematically important financial institution
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