Papuna Lezhava, Vice Governor of the National Bank of Georgia, presented the 2021 edition of the Supervision Strategy for 2020-2022 to the audience of the representatives of the financial sector, the Bankers’ Association and economy experts.

 

Papuna Lezhava offered a detailed review of the key priorities of the National Bank, as defined in the supervisory document. The supervisory strategy helps to effectively plan the activities of the National Bank, to frame a clear vision of the future for the employees, to increase the predictability of the Bank’s future plans for the sector and to provide information on supervisory priorities and plans to stakeholders.

 

The supervisory priorities set out in the National Bank's 2020 Strategy Document remain unchanged in the 2021 edition.

 

 

 

Following the discussion of the status of implementation of the 2020 Supervisory Strategy, Vice Governor Lezhava was pleased to take questions and listen to opinions of the representatives of sectors and experts.

 

"We are pleased to present the NBG’s supervisory strategy to the financial sector today. We have high regard and appreciation of the sector’s involvement in sharing these updates. Having heard the assessments of the financial sector representatives and experts, I am glad to witness the high interest and involvement and acceptance of the openness of the National Bank regarding the work plans," Papuna Lezhava said.

 

The strategy paper will be published on an annual basis, making it a tradition to hold overview events regularly.

 

Detailed information on updated activities and timelines is available in the 2021 Supervision Strategy Document.