Board of Directors

Clive Carver qualified as a chartered accountant with Coopers & Lybrand in London in 1986. Since then he has focused on the corporate finance and corporate broking arena, including working for Kleinwort Benson and Price Waterhouse Corporate Finance. He was head of corporate finance and a founding shareholder at finnCap, which by client numbers is now London’s leading AIM financial advisor and broker.

He was appointed non-executive Chairman in October 2006 and became executive chairman in June 2012. He is a qualified Corporate Treasurer and also a non-executive director of several other AIM listed companies.

Kuat Oraziman has 26 years of business experience in Kazakhstan and abroad and nearly 14 years of oil and gas experience in Kazakhstan. His experience has included managing an import and export businesses, the establishment and operation of an international brewery in Kazakhstan, and acting as the Kazakhstan representative of Phillips and Stork. Kuat holds a doctorate in science and is a trained geologist.

He was appointed to the board as a non executive director in November 2006, became an executive director in 2008 and was appointed CEO in 2012.

Kairat Satylganov has more than 20 years experience in banking, financial and investment business. In 1996 he was Deputy Chairman of the Management Board at Bank Turan Alem supervising the International Relations, Operations and Treasury departments. He has also served as chairman of two of the largest banks in Kazakhstan. ATF Bank for four years from 1998, where he supervised the Administration, Human Resources, Internal Audit, Security, Project Financing, Risk Management departments, and Halyk Bank between 2002 and 2004, where he supervised the Management board, Internal Audit, Marketing & PR, directed bank’s overall business development strategies. From 2004 he was chairman of Almex, a large Kazakh investment company, where he supervised administrative and business development strategy.

He joined Caspian Sunrise in January 2013 as Chief Financial Officer.

Edmund has been involved in Central Asia and financing the oil and gas business for the last 18 years. He was a manager of the Altima Central Asia Fund, which has invested private equity in the oil sector in many countries in the region, and prior to that he spent many years in Deutsche Bank as a project financier and senior oil and gas investment banker in Moscow, London and Dubai. Previously Edmund was a solicitor with Milbank Tweed in Moscow, as well as Freshfields and Clifford Chance in London. His early career was spent in HM Diplomatic Service with postings in Paris, Dakar and Amman. He was educated in Oxford, London, Moscow and Paris and speaks Russian.

He was appointed a Non-Executive Director of Caspian Sunrise in February 2010.