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Bank of Georgia Group announces strengthening of its management team

2 Апрель, 2019 | 1 комментарий | Размещено в банк, Грузия, кадры

Bank of Georgia Group PLC (the “Group” or “Bank of Georgia Group”) announces changes and appointments to JSC Bank of Georgia’s (the “Bank” or “Bank of Georgia”) executive management team, with effect from 1 May 2019 unless otherwise stated, subject to the necessary regulatory approvals. The new management structure has been updated following the recent appointment of Archil Gachechiladze as Chief Executive Officer. 

  • Sulkhan Gvalia has been appointed as Deputy CEO, Chief Financial Officer, replacing David Tsiklauri
  • Levan Kulijanishvili will continue as Deputy CEO, Operations
  • Mikheil Gomarteli will continue as Deputy CEO, Emerging and Mass Retail and Micro Business Banking
  • Giorgi Pailodze, has been appointed as Deputy CEO, Corporate Investment Banking, replacing Vasil Khodeli, who will remain on the Management Board of the Bank
  • George Chiladze will continue as Deputy CEO, Chief Risk Officer
  • Vakhtang Bobokhidze will continue as Deputy CEO, Chief Information Officer
  • Ramaz Kukuladze will step down from his role as Deputy CEO, SME and Premium Retail Business Banking. His directorate is to be split into two roles, both reporting to Archil Gachechiladze, Chief Executive Officer:
    • Zurab Masurashvili, formerly Head of Micro Lending, will become Head of SME
    • Eter Iremadze, formerly Deputy CEO of Georgian Global Utilities, a senior corporate banker with Bank of Georgia and Head of SOLO Banking, will become Head of SOLO/Premium Retail Business banking.

Sulkhan Gvalia, has extensive experience in banking having worked in a number of senior management roles at Bank of Georgia, including Chief Risk Officer (2005-2012) and Head of Corporate Banking (2012-2016). Prior to those roles Sulkhan served as Deputy Chairman of the management board of TbilUniversalBank, prior to its acquisition by Bank of Georgia in November 2004. He is currently the founder and CEO of E-Space Limited, Tbilisi – the only Georgian company developing the electric car charging infrastructure in Georgia and serves as a non-executive independent director at Inecobank (Armenia). He holds a law degree from Tbilisi State University.

Giorgi Pailodze, who will assume his role on 1 June 2019, joins from Evercore, an investment banking advisory firm, where he was most recently based in London, providing independent strategic advice to corporate and private equity companies across a range of sectors. He has previously held a number of banking management roles, including working for Citi Investment Bank, TBC Bank and HSBC Georgia. He holds an MBA from Cornell University, Johnson Graduate School of Management.

 Archil Gachechiladze, Group CEO commented: “I am delighted to announce this new executive management team which demonstrates both the depth of management talent we have within the Group, and our ability to attract high quality executives from outside the Bank. As I mentioned when I was appointed to this role in January 2019, there are many opportunities available in the Georgian financial services sector to develop more digital and modern financial services throughout Georgia. With this enhanced executive management team, I very much look forward to leveraging those opportunities over the next few years.”

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    JSC Bank of Georgia signs US$50 million Trade Finance Facility with Citi

    Bank of Georgia Group PLC («the Group») announces that JSC Bank of Georgia (the “Bank” or “Bank of Georgia”) has signed a one-year US$50 million Trade Finance Facility (“the Facility”) with Citi. The Facility has been arranged under the Continuing Agreement for Reimbursement of Trade Advances (“CARTA”), signed with Citi in 2011, and is the third successful transaction between Citi and Bank of Georgia under this agreement. The Facility aims to enhance the Bank’s best-in-class offering of trade finance solutions for the Georgian corporate and small and medium sized (SME) sectors.

    Archil Gachechiladze, Bank CEO commented: “I am very glad to see that Bank of Georgia and our trusted partner Citi continue to actively cooperate on trade finance deals, which enable us to strengthen our position as a go-to bank for tailor-made trade finance products in Georgia. Facilities of this kind are important for our corporate, as well as SME clients that are actively engaged in export-import transactions and we aim to remain a reliable financial support for them.”

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