National Bank: Georgia Has Met Most Requirements for SEPA Membership
The National Bank of Georgia (NBG) states that Georgia has fulfilled most of the requirements to join the Single Euro Payments Area
Natia Turnava Meets Representatives of Major American and European Investment Funds
The Governor of the National Bank of Georgia, Natia Turnava, met with a delegation composed of representatives from major American and European investment companies.
EBRD Raises Georgia's Growth Forecast as International Reserves Reach $5.2 Billion
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has revised Georgia's economic growth forecast for 2025, increasing it by one percentage point to 7%. The update was published in the EBRD’s latest regional economic review.
New Issue of Monetary Economics Journal Released
The second issue of Monetary Economics, the scientific and analytical journal of the National Bank of Georgia, has now been published.
National Bank of Georgia Responds to Unprecedented Money Laundering Case Involving $624 Million and €35 Million
The National Bank of Georgia (NBG) has issued an official statement regarding a major money laundering case recently disclosed by the Prosecutor’s Office of Georgia and the State Security Service
S&P Global Ratings Affirms Georgia’s Sovereign Credit Rating at ‘BB’ with a Stable Outlook
International credit rating agency S&P Global Ratings has affirmed Georgia’s sovereign credit rating at ‘BB’ and maintained the outlook at “Stable.”
Ekaterine Mikabadze Participates in Event Dedicated to Alma’s Debut Bond Issuance
Ekaterine Mikabadze, First Vice Governor of the National Bank of Georgia, participated in an event marking the debut bond issuance by the company Alma.
Natia Turnava: IMF Assessment of Georgia Is Objective, Adequate, and Positive
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has published the results of its regular consultations with representatives of the Georgian government, highlighting that inflation in the country has remained low
Remittance Inflows to Georgia Increase by 12.2% in June, Driven by EU and U.S. Transfers
In June 2025, the volume of remittance inflows to Georgia reached $315.5 million, marking a 12.2% increase ($34.4 million) compared to the same month in 2024.
