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Nikora CEO: “Currency Fluctuation Dangerous for Businesses”

The FINANCIAL -- The ongoing devaluation of the Georgian Lari is having an impact on Georgian businesses. As one of the leading Georgian food producers, Nikora is continuing to maintain its existing prices, by reducing its interest margin. However, if the exchange rate reaches GEL 2.50 to USD 1, then the company will be forced to revise its price policy, Nikora’s CEO has said. The company plans ...

Mastercard: Georgia Transforming into a Cashless Economy

The FINANCIAL -- Mastercard has placed Georgia in a leading position in terms of cashless payments compared to its other ‘Ukraine Cluster’ countries. Georgians’ addiction to innovation in ...

Learning from challenges and adapting to the unexpected: An Interview with Infiniti design director Alfonso Albasia

The FINANCIAL -- Alfonso Albaisa is executive design director, Infiniti Motor Company, Ltd. and also a corporate vice ...

Cushman & Wakefield | Veritas Brown: Economy and Budget Hotels Becoming of High Interest to Investors

The FINANCIAL -- In line with the fast growing tourism sector of Georgia, its hospitality sector remains a focus point for investors. Currently most of the development pipeline as well as the market ...

Art Work

The FINANCIAL -- Art is digitized, forged and sold on a nebulous market. Eric Wolzenburg, head of art insurance at Allianz Germany, explains how to insure art pieces nevertheless, according to ...

Globalization and Growth: A Balancing Act, Says Lipton

The FINANCIAL -- First Deputy Managing Director David Lipton sat down with Shekhar Aiyar of the IMF’s European Department to discuss some of the key themes from the October 2016 Annual Meetings in ...

Islamic bonds to make a comeback for GCC corporate and infrastructure finance, despite recent stall

The FINANCIAL -- Corporate and infrastructure Islamic financing in the Gulf region has been lower than in previous years. S&P Global’s regional expert and associate director, Karim Nassif, ...

“Georgia Too Unknown in Sweden”, Swedish Chamber

The FINANCIAL -- The trade and FDI volume of Sweden and overall Scandinavian countries to Georgia remains one of the lowest. Low awareness of Georgia in the Nordic states is one of the main reasons ...

Growing Northern European Investor Interest in Georgia

The FINANCIAL -- Being as local as possible is a core principal for succeeding on foreign markets. Delivering values to the market you enter is considered another important factor. These are the ...

Fitch: “Dominance of the Two Institutions Creates Barriers to Entry for New Participants”

The FINANCIAL -- Dominance of the two large institutions, TBC Bank and Bank of Georgia, capturing over 60% of the domestic market, creates barriers to entry for new participants and affects ...

Crisis as an Opportunity for Reform

The FINANCIAL -- Quick reform of business regulations is required by Tajikistan in order to deal with external shocks that are undermining its economic growth prospects, the Asian Development Bank ...

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Nikora CEO: “Currency Fluctuation Dangerous for Businesses”

Mastercard: Georgia Transforming into a Cashless Economy

Learning from challenges and adapting to the unexpected: An Interview with Infiniti design director Alfonso Albasia

Cushman & Wakefield | Veritas Brown: Economy and Budget Hotels Becoming of High Interest to Investors

Art Work

Globalization and Growth: A Balancing Act, Says Lipton

Islamic bonds to make a comeback for GCC corporate and infrastructure finance, despite recent stall

“Georgia Too Unknown in Sweden”, Swedish Chamber

Growing Northern European Investor Interest in Georgia

Fitch: “Dominance of the Two Institutions Creates Barriers to Entry for New Participants”

Crisis as an Opportunity for Reform

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