The National Bank of Georgia has published for public consultation a working version of its 2026-2028 supervisory strategy, setting out the priorities for its next strategic cycle. The draft focuses on closer alignment with international practices and standards, stronger risk management frameworks to support the financial sector’s sustainable functioning, development of financial innovation alongside competition and consumer protection, development of the securities market, and more forward-looking and inclusive supervision. These priorities were defined after reviewing international practice, current and expected trends, needs identified in practice, and stakeholder views. The bank has also published a questionnaire to gather input from the financial sector and other interested parties on the priorities, expectations, and current challenges. Feedback received so far has already been reflected in the proposed priorities and related activities, while issues falling outside the scope of the supervisory strategy were referred to the relevant areas within the bank. Comments on the working version are invited until 9 June 2026. The National Bank of Georgia will then analyze the feedback again before finalizing the document and publishing the completed strategy on its website.
National Bank of Georgia2026-05-25
National Bank of Georgia launches consultation on 2026-2028 supervisory strategy with five priorities
The National Bank of Georgia has published for consultation a working version of its 2026-2028 supervisory strategy, outlining priorities for closer alignment with international standards, stronger risk management, financial innovation with competition and consumer protection, securities market development, and more forward-looking and inclusive supervision. The priorities reflect international practice, market trends, practical needs, and stakeholder input, with further feedback to be incorporated before finalization.