Tbilisi (GBC) - The Georgian financial system remains stable and continues to support economic lending, according to the latest report from the Financial Stability Committee of the National Bank of Georgia (NBG).

The NBG reports that, as of April 2025, the banking sector maintains healthy capital and liquidity indicators. Compared to the previous year, credit activity has gradually normalized, with the annual growth of loans—excluding exchange rate effects—reaching 15.5% in April 2025.

“The National Bank remains committed to reducing structural risks associated with high levels of dollarization in the economy. Despite significant progress in decreasing dollarization through measures implemented by the NBG, the associated structural risks continue to pose considerable challenges for the financial sector. In line with its long-term de-dollarization policy, the National Bank, in coordination with industry stakeholders and considering macroeconomic conditions and risks, continues to implement these measures. As part of this policy, the limit on unhedged foreign currency loans has been increased from GEL 500,000 to GEL 750,000,” the NBG stated.

The next meeting of the Financial Stability Committee is scheduled for October 1, 2025.