USbusiness in Georgia - Page 2

The FINANCIAL -- The number of businesses registered in Georgia in cooperation with US citizens amounted to 154 units during January-October 2015, up from 69 from the same period of the prior year. The easy bureaucracy, considerably low sum of investments required, and

The FINANCIAL -- The biggest development that we had in 2015 was in July, when we declared a moratorium on criticizing the Government until October, to give a chance to the investors council under the Prime Minister to solve the problems that

The FINANCIAL -- Georgian political parties are being advised not to destroy the country’s image in the international arena in the process of demolishing each other. The political battle of parties for the 2016 elections is raising the level of nervousness in the

The FINANCIAL -- Alliance Group Holding (AGH) plans to position itself as a strong financial and consulting company on a regional level. Geographical location together with human capital is believed to be the core competitive advantages of Georgia on a global level. Given

The FINANCIAL -- Focused on creating and enjoying maximum comfort today, consumers are buying goods and services that are not creating value for the long term wealth of the individuals, moreover soon these goods are becoming less valuable if not useless. The

The FINANCIAL -- Crystal, one of the leading microfinance organizations in Georgia, has boosted its credit portfolio by 62% in 2014 in comparison with the prior-year period. The company plans to expand its market share and reach 9%. Well-organized risk management is

The FINANCIAL -- Wilhelmsen Ships Service Georgia, a leading company in the South Caucasus region, has plans to expand by investing in new logistics facilities in Georgia. The company management is currently working on the development of the new vehicles logistics business.

The FINANCIAL -- AmCham Georgia members do not feel there has been any notable improvement of the Georgian investment climate since the new government came into power in 2012, said Sarah Williamson, President of the American Chamber of Commerce in Georgia. The

The FINANCIAL -- The gloomy outlook for the European and global economy in 2014 can affect foreign direct investments as well as Georgia’s export potential, Michael Cowgill, AmCham First Vice-President, told The FINANCIAL.