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handling   of   the   depreciation   in   2014-2015.   The   ruling   Georgian   Dream   party publicly   criticised   the   nominally   politically   independent   regulator   for   causing inflation,   and   the   latter   came   close   to   losing   its   responsibility   to   oversee   the banking   sector   in   what   international   observers   deemed   to   be   a   political gesture.
8.0    Financial   &   capital   markets
Georgia   -   Commercial   banks   lead   indicators September   2017 September   2016
Interest   income   (GEL   mn)
1,996.13   (Jan-Sep) 1,738.56   (Jan-Sep)
Net   profit   /   loss   (GEL   mn)
631.82 484.28
Bank   assets   (GEL   mn)
32,312.51 25,987.12
Bank   deposits   (GEL   mn)
6,342.27 4,719.87
Bank   loans   (GEL   mn)
18,447.91 15,604.45
ROA   (%)
3.39   (as   of   Jun) 2.60   (as   of   Jun)
ROE   (%)
24.92   (as   of   Jun) 15.09   (as   of   Jun)
CAR   (%)
16.63% 17.34%
NPL   (%)
3.2 3.8
Source:   National   Bank   of   Georgia
8.1    Bank   sector   overview
Georgia’s   banks well   positioned   to withstand pressures, concludes   Fitch
Georgian   banks   are   well   positioned   to   absorb   potential   pressures   thanks to   their   good   asset   quality   metrics   and   high   capitalisation,   ratings agency   Fitch   concluded   at   its   annual   conference   in   Tbilisi   on   October   10.
Georgia's   banking   sector   is   dominated   by   two   large   banks,   TBC   Bank   and
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