/KASE, January 11, 2022/ – The Kazakhstan Stock Exchange (KASE) informs that on January 6, 2022, the second stage of the Exchange Simulator training competition was completed.

According to the results of the second stage, the trading volume amounted to 5,179 million tenge. The average daily volume of transactions exceeded 287 million tenge.

Below is information on all concluded transactions in the context of instruments for the period of training trades.

-----------------------------------------------------
Trading code           Number
                   of transactions     Volume, tenge
------------ ---------------------- -----------------
BAST                            107     54,092,409.45
CCBN                            352    260,063,723.95
HSBK                            470    425,297,029.37
IE_FXBF                         112     56,988,945.93
KCEL                            231    130,337,889.36
KEGC                            145     77,667,362.61
KZAP                            689    701,387,139.18
KZTK                            296    272,543,289.21
KZTO                            308    239,134,219.55
NL_YNDX                         713    733,515,847.84
RU_AFLT                         171    105,094,303.61
RU_GAZP                       1 010    927,115,798.93
RU_NLMK                         348    333,626,653.47
RU_RTKM                         535    489,263,315.99
RU_SBER                         457    373,203,401.07
------------ ---------------------- -----------------
Total                         5,944 5,179,331,329.52 
-----------------------------------------------------

The maximum number and maximum volume of transactions concluded by one participant amounted to 522 transactions and 544,609,292 tenge, respectively.

More than 3,000 students from more than 100 different educational institutions were registered to participate in the Exchange Simulator project.

The aim of the project is to increase the financial literacy of young professionals and to gain practical skills in the stock market. Students were given the opportunity to trade instruments from the list of the first class of liquidity. Each participant is provided with a portfolio of one million tenge for management at the beginning of the auction. The main task of the students was to form the best portfolio, which determines the winners of the competition.

This competition has been held by the KASE Group of Companies since 2008.

[2022-01-11]