The National Bank of Georgia reported that Governor Natia Turnava met with Arnaud Ventura, Managing Partner of Japanese holding company Gojo & Company, to discuss the group’s plans for Georgia, including an intention to increase investments in the country. The meeting was attended by Vice Governor Nino Jeladze, Head of the International Relations Department Giorgi Edilashvili, and Acting Head of the Banking Supervision Department Ana Devidze. Gojo & Company is one of the largest Japanese investors in Georgia’s financial sector and has been a shareholder of Credo Bank since 2024, currently holding 33.23% of the bank’s shares. Credo Bank data shows that as of November 30, 2025, total assets exceeded GEL 3.7 billion and the loan portfolio stood at GEL 3.0 billion.
National Bank of Georgia 2026-01-27
National Bank of Georgia meets Gojo & Company as Japanese investor signals plans to increase investment in Georgia
The National Bank of Georgia announced that Governor Natia Turnava met with Arnaud Ventura of Gojo & Company to discuss the group's investment plans in Georgia, where they hold a 33.23% stake in Credo Bank. As of November 2025, Credo Bank's total assets exceeded GEL 3.7 billion, with a loan portfolio of GEL 3.0 billion.