The National Bank of Georgia reported that Governor Natia Turnava, alongside Finance Minister Lasha Khutsishvili, took part in Bank of America’s London CEEMEA Small Talks conference and used meetings with investors to present current economic trends in Georgia, inflation dynamics and the central bank’s policy priorities. The message focused on macroeconomic stability, the resilience of the financial sector and the National Bank’s continued focus on maintaining price stability through consistent policy. Discussions at the London event, which brought together about 15 international investment banks, also covered the economy’s resilience, growth in international reserves, Georgia’s development prospects, regional challenges and international investor interest in the country’s financial sector. During the visit, Turnava also met representatives of Moody’s and S&P to discuss issues related to Georgia’s credit ratings.
National Bank of Georgia2026-06-05
National Bank of Georgia outlines Georgia’s macroeconomic outlook to investors in London and discusses credit ratings with Moody’s and S&P
The National Bank of Georgia said Governor Natia Turnava and the Finance Minister presented Georgia’s economic trends, inflation dynamics and central bank policy priorities to investors at Bank of America’s London CEEMEA Small Talks conference, emphasizing macroeconomic stability, financial sector resilience and price stability. Discussions with international banks also covered reserve growth, development prospects, regional challenges and investor interest, while separate meetings with Moody’s and S&P focused on Georgia’s credit ratings.