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ISBN: 9781611211726 1611211727 Year: 2013 Publisher: [Place of publication not identified] Savas Beatie
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ISBN: 9781611211733 1611211735 Year: 2009 Publisher: New York, NY
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ISBN: 9780820319452 0820319457 Year: 2001 Publisher: Athens: University of Georgia press,
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Year: 1921 Publisher: Paris Lévy
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Year: 2022 Publisher: Washington, D.C. : International Monetary Fund,
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The second phase of the G-20 Data Gaps Initiative and guidance on financial soundness indicators identify the residential property price index (RPPI) as a critical ingredient of financial stability policy analysis and macroprudential measures. At the request of the National Statistics Office of Georgia (Geostat), a technical assistance mission was conducted by the IMF’s Statistics Department (STA) to support the launch of a new quarterly RPPI for Georgia. This work was part of a three-year project to improve national accounts and price statistics in Eastern and Southeastern Europe, funded by the Government of The Netherlands. The mission finalized the preparatory work to disseminate the quarterly RPPI beginning in April 2021.
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Year: 2022 Publisher: Washington, D.C. : International Monetary Fund,
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The authorities’ policy response aided a robust recovery from the COVID-19 shock in 2021 with output growth above expectations reflecting pent-up demand and strong export performance. However, spillovers from the war in Ukraine are expected to dampen growth, raise inflation, and widen the current account deficit this year. The recovery in 2021 and scaling back of pandemic measures led to a decline in the fiscal deficit and government debt. Inflation is expected to remain higher for longer, reflecting elevated global food and commodity prices. The NBG has increased its policy rate by 3 percentage points since March 2021.
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Year: 2023 Publisher: Washington, D.C. : International Monetary Fund,
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This technical assistance report on Georgia focuses on operationalizing the new bank recovery and resolution frameworks. The economic environment has improved, as coronavirus disease, 2019 has been brought under control but there are new challenges emerging. Economic growth is strong, interest rates have risen, the exchange rate is historically high, and credit maintains a high growth rate. Increasing international commodity prices have contributed to rising inflation and inflationary expectations. The current mission reviewed the benchmarking analysis and acknowledged the significant work done by the resolution function. The benchmarking tool allowed a clear comparison of recovery options and scenarios among the different recovery plans. This will be important for the assessment while providing banks with useful feedback. The mission suggested further improvement for the benchmarking tool and advised keeping the instrument simple and scalable. The mission delivered a simulation to help the authorities’ benchmark their progress on resolution planning and preparedness.
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Year: 2023 Publisher: Washington, D.C. : International Monetary Fund,
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This technical assistance report on Georgia focuses on operationalizing the new bank recovery and resolution frameworks. The Georgian authorities have indicated their interest in operationalizing their recovery, resolution, and crisis management frameworks. The report highlights the need to analyze alternatives to the current temporary public funding arrangements, especially the scope to deploy all such funding through the Resolution Fund and the potential use—subject to strict safeguards—of the deposit insurance fund to finance resolution actions. Georgia has made considerable progress in developing the infrastructure needed for an effective bank recovery and resolution regime. The current escalation process from going-concern to gone-concern does not provide the supervisors with sufficient and adequate triggers to mitigate risks at a sufficiently early stage. The mission recommends clarifying Article 30 of the Banking Law, which explicitly mentions only the temporary administrator as early intervention measures. A key recommendation of the mission is to strengthen the National Bank of Georgia’s resolution function. The mission provided guidance on the general architecture of intra- and interagency contingency plans, which serve as the building blocks for a national financial crisis preparedness plan.
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Year: 2021 Publisher: Washington, D.C. : International Monetary Fund,
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State-owned enterprises (SOEs) are a key part of Georgia’s economy, accounting for a significant portion of GDP, employment and public investment. They deliver critical services in important economic sectors, including gas, electricity, water and transportation. Improving their performance is a critical step in the path to becoming a high income country. Since 2012, the authorities have been taking concrete steps to address challenges arising from the SOE sector. Substantial progress has been achieved in disclosing fiscal risks arising from SOEs in the Fiscal Risk Statement; increasing the monitoring capacity at the Ministry of Finance (MoF) by establishing a Fiscal Risk Management Unit (FRMU); rationalizing the number of SOEs; sectorizing them in line with international statistical standards; partially unwinding the role of the Partnership Fund; and restructuring some specific SOEs.
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