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The latest announcement is out from TBC Bank ( (GB:TBCG) ).
TBC Bank Group PLC has appointed Sandro Rtveladze as Deputy CEO of Retail Banking at its Georgian subsidiary JSC TBC Bank, pending regulatory approval and effective from early July 2026. Rtveladze, a former CEO of TBC Uzbekistan and ex-chairman of Ipoteka Bank in Uzbekistan, will oversee retail products, services and channels, bringing over a decade of international retail and digital banking leadership to support TBC’s growth and transformation agenda in Georgia.
The company’s leadership highlighted his track record in driving growth, innovation and operational excellence across multiple markets, positioning him to lead the next phase of development in the group’s retail banking operations. The move underscores TBC’s strategy of leveraging experienced, internationally exposed executives with local roots to solidify its leading position in Georgia’s retail banking sector and support the expansion of its broader regional digital banking ambitions.
The most recent analyst rating on (GB:TBCG) stock is a Buy with a £57.00 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on TBC Bank stock, see the GB:TBCG Stock Forecast page.
More about TBC Bank
TBC Bank Group PLC is a London-listed financial services group serving 7.2 million digital monthly active users across Georgia and Uzbekistan. Through its leading Georgian franchise and its fully digital platform in Uzbekistan, the group focuses on retail, MSME and corporate banking, positioning itself as a regional player in digitally led financial services with a strong track record of growth and shareholder returns.
Average Trading Volume: 91,677
Technical Sentiment Signal: Strong Buy
Current Market Cap: £2.55B
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