Tbilisi (GBC) - The National Bank of Georgia (NBG) has released the 2025 edition of its Supervisory Strategy for 2023–2025, reaffirming that the NBG will continue to adhere to its established supervisory priorities without making changes to its core policy direction.
According to the document, the NBG emphasizes the importance of a long-term, inclusive, and sustainable economic development policy, noting that recent years have demonstrated the Supervisory Strategy's value as a key reference for both the National Bank and financial sector stakeholders. The strategy helps guide the Bank’s operational planning, provides clarity to its staff, and enhances predictability for the financial sector.
Additionally, the strategy promotes transparency and accessibility for a wide range of audiences, including investors, international financial institutions, rating agencies, the general public, and other interested parties, by detailing supervisory priorities and forward-looking plans.
First introduced in 2023, the 2023–2025 Supervisory Strategy was developed in close collaboration with both the private and civil sectors. It is reviewed annually to reflect current developments, while maintaining its core supervisory objectives over the three-year span.
The five key supervisory priorities outlined in the document remain unchanged for 2025:
- Enhancing the financial sector’s risk management and proactive response systems
- Promoting competition across the financial sector
- Supporting financial innovation and the development of supervisory technologies
- Aligning with international standards
- Strengthening the supervisory capacity of the National Bank and improving transparency
The 2025 edition also includes an action plan detailing the measures and timelines for implementing these priorities, as well as a report evaluating the progress made during 2024.
Looking ahead, the National Bank of Georgia is preparing to develop a new Supervisory Strategy for the 2026–2028 period. This process will again involve broad stakeholder engagement to define fresh strategic priorities and actionable goals for the coming years.