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Natia Turnava Participates in World Bank Discussion of Female Central Bank Leaders

Natia Turnava, Governor of the National Bank of Georgia, participated in a World Bank discussion of female central bank leaders held during the Spring Meetings in the United States. The session addressed women's participation in entrepreneurship, including access to banking services, credit guarantee schemes, electronic payment systems, and capital co-financing mechanisms. Turnava noted that the National Bank of Georgia has increased gender quotas on supervisory boards of commercial banks and microbanks through a revised Corporate Governance Code.

Governor Turnava, Finance Minister Meet International Investors, Washington D.C.

The National Bank of Georgia (NBG) Governor Natia Turnava and Finance Minister Lasha Khutsishvili met with representatives of more than 20 global investment groups from the United States, Europe, and Asia during the IMF-World Bank Spring Meetings in Washington, D.C. The Georgian delegation presented an overview of the country's macroeconomic environment, highlighting stable inflation dynamics and prudent fiscal and monetary policies. Particular emphasis was placed on investment opportunities in real estate, information technology, transport and logistics, and the financial sector.

Governor Attends IMF-World Bank Roundtable on Macroeconomic Stability

The National Bank of Georgia announces Governor Natia Turnava's participation in an IMF-World Bank Spring Meetings roundtable in the United States. The discussion focused on macroeconomic and financial stability risks amid regional conflicts, with the Governor sharing perspectives on monetary policy resilience and the transition to a risk management approach in monetary policy formulation starting early 2025.

NBG Governor and Finance Minister Participate in IMF Roundtable Caucasus Central Asia

Governor Natia Turnava of the National Bank of Georgia and Finance Minister Lasha Khutsishvili participated in an IMF roundtable for Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors of Caucasus and Central Asian countries during the IMF-World Bank Spring Meetings in Washington, D.C. The discussion covered risks of global economic growth slowdown, inflationary pressures, geopolitical factors, and regional cooperation. The IMF positively assessed Georgia's macroeconomic indicators and strong economic buffers.