A business plan is an important tool that allows you to demonstrate the sustainability and prospects of companies wishing to establish their presence in the financial center of Astana. Along with making an application that meets the requirements of the AFSA, the Law Council Group is engaged in a comprehensive analysis of your business idea and its implementation in the form of a detailed document. Any company operating in the AIFC must prepare a business plan for registration with the AFSA.
This applies not only to the financial sector, but also to other fields of activity: logistics, law, consulting, information technology, trade, recruitment services, and so on.
A license is required to carry out various types of activities, so preparing an AFSA business plan is the first thing to think about.
What it represents. The business plan should include:
- detailed description of the future project;
- thorough and thorough market analysis;
- calculating income and expenses;
- identify the strengths and weaknesses of the future business.
The application to the AFSA is submitted so that the specially authorized body of the AIFC can carefully study everything, evaluate and, in the absence of errors, issue the appropriate license. However, it's not that simple.
