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National
Bank of Georgia
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The National
Bank of Georgia is the central bank of Georgia. Its status is defined by the
Constitution of Georgia. The main objective of the National Bank is to
ensure price stability. According to the Constitution of Georgia, the
National Bank is independent in its activities. The members of legislative
and executive bodies haven't right to intervene in NBG's activities. |
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The rights
and obligations of the National Bank of Georgia as a central bank of the
country, the principles of its activity and the guarantee of its
independence are defined by the Organic Law of Georgia on the National Bank
of Georgia.
The National
Bank of Georgia implements monetary policy according to the main directions
of monetary and foreign exchange policy defined by the parliament of
Georgia. It holds, keeps and disposes international foreign reserves of the
country. Through its regulation and monetary instruments, the National Bank
of Georgia is responsible for ensuring the fulfillment of basic functions
and objectives assigned to it by legislation. |
Major objectives and activities of National Bank of Georgia:
To maintain
stability of overall level of prices and purchase power of national currency;
To meet
target rate of inflation following monetary policy instruments; and
To ensure
financial stability in Georgia.
In achieving the objectives as mentioned above, the Bank commits itself to providing
effective support functions through a sound banking and financial control
system, appropriate information system and the development of competent and
qualified staff.
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National Bank of Georgia |
HQ
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3/5
Leonidze St.
0105 Tbilisi Georgia |
Telephone: |
+ 995 32
406 544 |
Facsimile: |
+ 995 32
406 577 |
Website: |
www.nbg.gov.ge |
Swift Code: |
BNLNGE22 |
Currency: |
Georgian
Lari |
Banking Hours: |
Monday - Friday 9.00am - 4.00pm |
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The National Bank of Georgia may
provide banking services to foreign governments, foreign central banks and
foreign monetary authorities, as well as international organizations. The
National Bank participates in the activities of international organizations
that pursue economic stability in the monetary sector through international
cooperation.
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