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Natela Turnava: International Recognition of Bank of Georgia Highlights the Strength of Georgia’s Banking Sector

The National Bank of Georgia congratulates one of the largest financial institutions in the country, Bank of Georgia, on receiving international recognition in global capital markets for its quality, scale and sustainability.

Moody’s Upgrades the Outlook on Georgia’s Banking System from Negative to Stable

International credit rating agency Moody's Ratings has revised the outlook on Georgia’s banking system (Ba2) from negative to stable.

NBG – For the First Time in History, Georgian Government Bond Indices Published on Global Platforms, Significantly Enhancing Market Transparency and Investment Attractiveness

With the support of the National Bank of Georgia, Georgian Government Bond Indices have been published for the first time and are now accessible via Bloomberg L.P.

Natia Turnava Participates in High-Level Conference of the IMF Netherlands–Belgium Constituency in Brussels

The Governor of the National Bank of Georgia, Natia Turnava, participated in a high-level international conference held in Brussels and organized by the National Bank of Belgium.

Alexander Khazaradze – Around USD 100 Million of Georgia’s Foreign Exchange Reserves Have Been Held in Chinese Yuan Since 2021

Georgia’s main external liabilities are denominated in U.S. dollars and euros; accordingly, the country’s foreign exchange reserves are primarily held in these currencies.

Winners of the 2025 Best Annual Report and Transparency Award Announced

The winners of the 2025 Best Annual Report and Transparency Award (BARTA) were announced at the seventh BARTA awards ceremony.

Natia Turnava meets with Visa’s regional president

The Governor of the National Bank of Georgia (NBG), Natia Turnava, met with Tareq Muhmood.

S&P Global Ratings has affirmed Georgia’s sovereign credit rating at ‘BB’ and maintained a Stable outlook.

According to the influential rating agency’s report, as a result of structural reforms implemented in recent years, Georgia’s fiscal and monetary policies are more prudent

Georgia’s International Foreign Exchange Reserves Reach a Historic High of Approximately USD 6.3 Billion

As of January 2026, Georgia’s international foreign exchange reserves increased by USD 140.9 million compared to the previous month, reaching a record level.