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Georgia’s Five Largest Banks to Transform Treasury Infrastructure in Landmark Partnership Between Nasdaq Calypso and The National Bank of Georgia

Five of Georgia’s largest banks will use a shared Nasdaq Calypso system as the central bank seeks lower costs and stronger risk oversight.

  • On Monday, July 20, 2026, Nasdaq and the National Bank of Georgia announced a partnership to implement a shared treasury platform for five commercial banks: Bank of Georgia, TBC Bank, Liberty Bank, Terabank, and Basisbank.
  • Georgia's commercial banking sector experienced double-digit growth over the past five years, with total assets approaching USD 38 billion. This expansion created demand for sophisticated treasury infrastructure capable of supporting complex risk management and international regulatory standards.
  • The Nasdaq Calypso platform deploys as a shared model with each institution maintaining segregated data within a common framework. This architecture streamlines the full trade lifecycle, reducing reconciliation overhead and providing a single source of truth for treasury operations.
  • Funding from the Japan-EBRD Cooperation Fund supports the initiative, which operates under the Georgian Market Advancement Program. Governor Natia Turnava of the National Bank of Georgia stated, "Modernising Georgia's treasury infrastructure is a strategic priority."
  • Standardized reporting across all five institutions provides the NBG with enhanced visibility into systemic risk and liquidity positions. This integration ensures Georgia's continued alignment with international financial standards, including ISO 20022, strengthening financial transparency.
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The Toronto Star broke the news in Toronto, Canada on Monday, July 20, 2026.
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