There are Changes in the BOG Supervisory Board

Neil Janin, who has been managing Bank of Georgia Holding since 2010, is leaving the bank.

A change has already been announced in the Supervisory Board of the Bank of Georgia. The bank will soon have a new chairman of the council. Neil Janin will soon be replaced by Mel Carville.

Prior to that, Carville became the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Bank of Georgia Group on March 10. Carville has extensive experience in the financial sector.

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There are Changes in the BOG Supervisory Board

Last 7 Days Hot Topic

With the support of the International Visegrad Fund (IVF), a meeting was held in the city of Zugdidi within the framework of the ongoing project at the Energy Training Center of GNERC 01

The EU Urges Georgia to Refrain from Adopting Legislation that can Compromise Georgia’s EU Path 02

Georgia-Korea Investment Promotion and Protection Talks Advance in Seoul 03

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Georgian Parliament Passes Draft Law on Transparency of Foreign Influence in First Reading 06

With the support of the International Visegrad Fund (IVF), a meeting was held in the city of Zugdidi within the framework of the ongoing project at the Energy Training Center of GNERC
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