Sattilik Invest Holding JSC is the institutional carrier of the SLAE methodology — a proprietary framework for working with legal assets that combines deep expertise in Kazakhstani law with financial-engineering approaches. The methodology forms the complete lifecycle of a legal asset: from identification and structuring through to tokenisation and secondary-market circulation.
SLAE represents a rare combination of methodological novelty, jurisdictional relevance, and a ready institutional carrier.
Legal services scale linearly. The SLAE methodology scales institutionally. This is the difference between a law firm and a reproducible system for working with legal assets — a system capable of processing any volume of projects with predictable effectiveness.
The aggregate volume of non-performing loans held by tier-2 banks and microfinance organisations in the Republic of Kazakhstan amounts to trillions of tenge. This is a market of immense scale that lacks dedicated institutional infrastructure. SLAE is built to provide that infrastructure.
The methodology unites deep expertise in Kazakhstani substantive and procedural law with the disciplines of asset securitisation and structuring — a rare combination of competencies at whose intersection a new class of instruments becomes possible.
Unlike conventional distressed-debt methodologies, SLAE is architected for the digital era. Tokenisation and secondary-market workstreams are embedded in the methodology’s core structure from inception.
The methodology is implemented through a joint-stock company with a registered share issue (NBK Certificate No. А6050) and an international ISIN identifier. The institutional form is historically compatible with capital of any scale.
The author of the methodology is a lawyer with over 30 years of practice and a documented record of more than 500 successfully litigated cases across all court instances of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The methodology is crystallised from real practice, not from theory.
A systemic methodological approach to working with legal assets — rights, claims, juridical positions and procedural constructions that hold economic value and are amenable to capitalisation within the framework of Kazakhstani law.
SLAE is not a service. It is a system. Legal services scale linearly. The SLAE methodology scales institutionally. This is the difference between a law firm and a financial instrument.
Identification of legal assets and initial assessment of their potential. Analysis of the legal nature of a claim, evaluation of recovery prospects, formation of a juridical strategy. Single-project level.
Structuring of legal-asset portfolios, professional juridical support of recovery procedures, coordinated handling of judicial and enforcement proceedings. Organisational level of systematic work.
Scaling of the methodology to the level of sectoral infrastructure, integration with digital instruments, formation of a secondary market for legal assets. A systemic solution for an entire industry.
Capitalisation of legal assets. Transformation of unstructured legal positions into accountable, valued and manageable assets.
Management of non-performing portfolios. Specialised work with NPL portfolios of Kazakhstani banks and microfinance organisations within strict legal parameters.
Tokenisation of legal assets. Conversion of receivables into the form of digital accounting units pursuant to the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan “On Digital Assets” of 6 February 2023.
Monetisation of digitised legal assets. Construction of realisation models with minimisation of legal, market and operational risks.
Formation of a secondary market for legal assets. Infrastructure for circulation, assignment and liquidity of tokenised receivables.
The unique methodological achievement of SLAE is the coverage of the entire lifecycle of a legal asset — from initial identification to secondary-market circulation — within a single integrated system.
Sattilik Invest Holding JSC applies the SLAE methodology to portfolios of receivables previously deemed non-performing or unrecoverable by their original creditors. Systemic legal analysis identifies, within such portfolios, the share of claims that — subject to a sound legal strategy and qualified procedural support — can be realised through the judicial and enforcement procedures provided for by the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
The difference between the acquisition price of a portfolio and the amounts actually recovered, net of operating and judicial costs, constitutes the economic result of the activity. The systemic and reproducible nature of the methodology enables institutional scaling of the model.
The SLAE methodology constitutes a work protected by copyright pursuant to the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan “On Copyright and Related Rights” of 10 June 1996, No. 6-I. The rights holder is Sattilik Invest Holding JSC. The description of the methodology presented on this site does not contain commercial secrets or know-how. In-depth disclosure of algorithms, valuation formulae, technological protocols and operational standards is provided exclusively under non-disclosure agreements with qualified counterparties.
The SLAE methodology delivers a value proposition to five categories of counterparties — institutional and qualified private. For each category, a specific configuration of partnership is offered on an individual basis.
Baiterek National Managing Holding JSC, Damu Entrepreneurship Development Fund JSC, Kazakhstan Sustainability Fund JSC, sector ministries and regional administrations.
A solution to the chronic challenge of NPL portfolios — the immobilisation of capital and deterioration of regulatory ratios.
An industrial model for processing portfolios of small unrecovered claims — turning economically dormant assets into working capital through scale and standardisation.
High-net-worth individuals, sole proprietors, limited liability partnerships and other commercial entities acting from their own funds for commercial purposes and capable of independently assessing the entrepreneurial risk.
Asian Development Bank (ADB), European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), International Finance Corporation (IFC), World Bank Group.
A transparent institutional structure, verifiable registration parameters and a clear use-of-proceeds model form the foundation for substantive institutional dialogue.
The placement of authorised but unpaid shares (approximately 89.76 million ordinary shares) is regarded as a strategic instrument for raising equity capital following the implementation of pilot projects and the demonstration of the methodology’s economic results. Any equity issuance would be carried out in compliance with the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan “On the Securities Market” with full disclosure to the regulator and to investors.
Debt financing — credit facilities and targeted loans from tier-2 banks, development funds and international institutions.
Project financing — targeted financing for specific pilot and scalable projects within the SLAE methodology.
Equity financing — placement of authorised shares as a strategic perspective for subsequent stages of development.
Indicative allocation of capital raised
SLAE-001 is the practical validation of the SLAE 2.0 systemic model on a receivables portfolio. The objective of the project is not the mass attraction of funds from a wide audience, but the demonstration of the methodology’s viability and the formation of an evidentiary basis for subsequent institutional scaling.
Specific portfolio parameters — volume of claims, number of cases, geographical distribution, procedural stages of work — are disclosed exclusively to qualified counterparties (both institutional and qualified private partners) that have entered into a non-disclosure agreement. This requirement reflects the protection of attorney-client privilege, the confidentiality of judicial proceedings and the personal data of parties to legal relationships under Kazakhstani law.
Information regarding the SLAE-001 project is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute a public offer, advertising of investment services or a proposal to enter into a contract. Sattilik Invest Holding JSC does not provide investment-portfolio management services, is not an investment fund, does not hold a licence from the Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan for Regulation and Development of the Financial Market for brokerage, dealer or investment-portfolio management activities, and does not raise funds within the meaning of the special legislation on the securities market or on investment and venture funds. The website is not intended for processing applications from the general public; institutional enquiries are handled on an individual basis.
Sattilik Invest Holding JSC adheres to the principle of openness in respect of registration and corporate documents that constitute the public layer of institutional transparency. In-depth information and commercial materials are provided to qualified counterparties following the execution of a non-disclosure agreement.
Publication of registration documents reflects the Company’s commitment to institutional transparency. Materials containing commercial secrets, know-how, elements of the SLAE methodology beyond the public layer, and detailed parameters of pilot and scalable projects are provided to qualified counterparties following the execution of a non-disclosure agreement and an assessment of substantive business interest.
In Kazakh, «sattilik» means ‘good fortune’. In our practice, good fortune is not chance: it is the lawful outcome of correct legal work. Each step in the capitalisation of a legal asset must rest on a clear legal construct, not on the hope of a favourable coincidence. The entire SLAE methodology is built on this principle.
For institutional and qualified private enquiries — investment, partnership, regulatory — please use the contact channels below. Enquiries are processed on an individual basis following identification of the originating individual or organisation.
