TBC is headquartered in Tbilisi, Georgia.

    Our "History" page show the history of TBC and presents a selection of the most 
    important dates and events. please click [here]

    TBC Bank was established in 1992 by Georgian individuals Mr Mamuka Khazaradze and Mr Badri Japaridze. In 2000 IFC, International Finance Corporation member of World Bank Group and DEG, German Investment and Development Society aquired equity in TBC Bank 11.95% and 9.65 % respectively. In April 2009 IFC and DEG increased their shareholding to 20% and 11.70% respectively. At the same time four other institutions acquired stake in the bank - EBRD, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development - 20%, FMO Netherlands Finance Company - 3.3% and US and UK private equity funds 5% each. Since 2009 multilateral organizations jointly hold 55% of banking shares. Georgian Shareholders remain largest single shareholders of TBC Bank.

    Information on TBC's Corporate & Executive Bodies can be found in TBC Bank’s main web site. please click [here]

    TBC Bank’s subsidiaries are:
    1. TBC Leasing
    2. TBC Broaker
    3. Georgian Pension and Insurance Holding (GPIH)
    4. Union Financial Corporation
    5. Credit Info Georgia
    6. SOA Kredit (Azerbaijan)

    For an Organization Chart of TBC Bank, please click [here].

    For details of TBC's ratings, see the “Ratings” page. please click [here]

    See the “Ratings” page. please click [here]

    TBC's fiscal year is 1 January to 31 December.

     The TBC yearend financial statements have been prepared in accordance with
     International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).

     TBC uses the Georgian Lari (GEL) as its presentation currency unless otherwise stated.

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     To see TBC's most recent audited annual report, please click [here]

     If you can not find an answer to your question either here or elsewhere on the TBC’s website, please contact us.