The Kazakh fintech provider Kaspi.kz, backed by Goldman Sachs, is reviving a plan to sell shares in London after lockdowns to fight the spread of coronavirus pushed people to shop and bank online.
Kaspi.kz’s four owners plan to sell shares, and will all retain a stake after the listing, according to a statement Friday. Baring Vostok Capital Partners, the Moscow-based private equity fund set up by embattled U.S. investor Michael Calvey, owns 35% of the lender, board chairman Vyacheslav Kim owns 32%, Chief Executive Officer Mikheil Lomtadze has 29% and Goldman holds the remaining 4%. Morgan Stanley and Citigroup Inc. are the global coordinators and Renaissance Capital is the joint bookrunner, the company said.