Nika Kurdiani nominated for the SME Banker of the Year by EFMA

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Nika Kurdiani nominated for the SME Banker of the Year by EFMA

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Author:Natia Taktakishvili

Nika Kurdiani, Deputy General Director of TBC, as well as the Chairman of the Supervisory Board of TBC UZ and Payme, is presented at the SME Banking Awards. In the nomination of "SME Banker of the Year", he is one of the 7 candidates.

The competition is conducted by the Banking Association Efma and the financial services company Mastercard.

"We are very happy that Nika Kurdiani is the nominee of SME Banker of the Year, while TBC is named in the nomination of the best SME bank. In this way, the European Finance and Marketing Association somehow appreciates the innovations and business initiatives introduced by the world's leading financial institutions to strengthen small and medium-sized businesses on the market”, said Vakhtang Butskhrikidze, General Director of TBC.

The winner will be revealed by online voting. You can vote until January 28 on the webpage: efma.com.

Nika Kurdiani EFMA

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