The National Bank of Georgia reported that Governor Natia Turnava met Taejun Shin, founder and chief executive of Japan-based social impact investment firm Gojo & Company, during his visit to Georgia. Turnava highlighted Georgia’s stable macroeconomic environment and the resilience of the financial sector as key factors supporting continued international investor interest. Gojo & Company owns a 16.8% stake in Credo Bank, described as the first Japanese investment in Georgia’s financial sector. Shin said the firm sees Georgia as having strong growth potential and intends to expand its investments, particularly to support regional communities, and he attended an international conference in Tbilisi marking the 30th anniversary of the introduction of the Georgian lari.

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