National Bank of Georgia President Natia Turnava highlighted SARAS’s reporting reforms and the institutions’ cooperation at the service’s 10th anniversary event. Their work includes coordinated oversight of public securities issuers, the Reportal.ge disclosure portal and awards promoting higher quality corporate reporting.
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At an event marking the 10th anniversary of Georgia’s Accounting, Reporting and Auditing Supervision Service, National Bank of Georgia President Natia Turnava reviewed the service’s reforms and emphasized the role of reliable, transparent financial reporting in supporting informed decisions, financial stability and economic development. She said high quality financial information strengthens trust among investors, creditors, financial institutions, regulators and the public.
Turnava also highlighted the institutions’ expanding cooperation, including a 2020 agreement to improve coordination concerning public securities issuers. Joint initiatives include Reportal.ge, which allows issuers to publish reports and other regulated information through a single portal, and the Best Annual Report and Transparency Award, which promotes corporate reporting quality and transparency.
The National Bank of Georgia and partner bodies have opened BARTA 2026 to recognize high-quality corporate reporting and transparency. The competition introduces separate financial and nonfinancial awards for small and medium-sized companies and a new state enterprise category. Winners across eight categories will be announced in February 2027.
The National Bank of Georgia, in collaboration with several supervisory bodies, has launched the "Best Annual Report and Transparency Award" (BARTA) 2025 competition to enhance corporate reporting and transparency in Georgia. Supported by the World Bank and the Business Association of Georgia, the initiative includes 10 prize categories, with…
National Bank of Georgia First Vice Governor Ekaterine Mikabadze highlighted reliable financial reporting and independent audit at an event for accountants and auditors. Effective supervision requires complete financial information prepared to international standards. She also reviewed existing cooperation on the Reportal.ge disclosure portal and…