President of the National Bank of Georgia (NBG), Natia Turnava, met with Arnaud Ventura, Managing Partner of the Japanese holding Gojo & Company.
NBG Vice President Nino Jeladze, Head of the International Relations Department Giorgi Edilashvili, and Acting Head of the Banking Supervision Department Ana Devidze attended the meeting.
Arnaud Ventura presented Gojo Group’s future plans to the Georgian side and emphasised the Japanese party’s intention to increase investments in Georgia.
“Georgia is an interesting and attractive country for us from an investment perspective, as we believe in Georgia’s long-term success. Accordingly, we plan to increase our investments in Georgia,” noted the Managing Partner of Gojo.
Gojo & Company is one of the largest Japanese investors in Georgia’s financial sector. In 2024, the Japanese company became a shareholder of Credo Bank and currently owns 33.23% of the bank’s shares.
According to Credo Bank data, as of November 30, 2025, the bank’s total assets exceed GEL 3.7 billion, while the loan portfolio amounts to GEL 3.0 billion.
