BOG Solo

About SOLO

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SOLO – it is a full range of banking services, supplemented with exclusive services and privileged attendance. SOLO was designed for those who value time, foregrounding and maximum comfort.

SOLO – it is an individual approach to each customer. Personal banker will go into details about your specific demands, select most suitable banking products for your financial objectives and render service at times convenient for you.

SOLO – it is the most confidential environment. You will get service in the places alloted especially for SOLO customers and by other channels of service. In Bank of Georgia service centers where there is no SOLO service point the centre manager will directly attend to you.

SOLO is the best quality. All small items making easier your liaison with the bank are taken into account. As a result you get more service in less time at less cost.

SOLO is a bank product adjusted to the customer needs. We have created products that have all qualities and advantages you value.

SOLO is a special comfort. For the purpose of creating pleasant and quiet environment we have arranged service points where you can find a personal banker, the only contact person for you making much easier your liaison with the bank. The personal banker will go into details about your needs to select most acceptable products and services for you. Apart from the above you will be provided with separate call centre at: 444 400 and new channel of service such as the E-mail-bank.

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+995 32 444 400 | info@solo.ge

About Bank of Georgia

Bank of Georgia is a leading Georgian bank, providing a full range of commercial and investment banking, wealth management, insurance, leasing and card processing services to its corporate and retail clients. The largest retail bank in the country with a 33.6% market share by total assets, Bank of Georgia serves over 695,000 retail clients through its network of 140 branches and 380 ATMs, as well as through other delivery channels including the Internet, mobile banking and state-of-the-art call center. The bank, together with its wholly-owned subsidiaries, is organized into the following Strategic Business Units ("SBU"s) – Retail Banking (RB), Corporate Banking (CB), Insurance and Corporate Center (CC) and Business Units ("BU"s) - Wealth Management (WM) and BG Capital. The bank's net income for Q3 2009 amounted to GEL 2.6 million on a consolidated basis, while its equity book value and total assets stood at GEL 718.513 million and approximately GEL 3 billion, respectively*.

On 29 November 2006, Bank of Georgia became the first company from Georgia and the second bank from the CIS to list its shares in the form of GDRs on the London Stock Exchange (LSE: BGEO). A benchmark stock on the Georgian Stock Exchange (GSE: GEB), Bank of Georgia has been listed on the GSE since 2001. As of 30 July 2009, the bank was approximately 89% institutionally owned, with the remainder owned by senior management and resident and non-resident retail shareholders. Bank of Georgia remains to be the only Georgian entity to be rated by all three global rating agencies: ‘B/B’ from Standard & Poor’s, ‘B3/NP’ (FC) & ‘Ba3/NP’ (LC) from Moody’s and ‘B/B’ from Fitch Ratings.

In March 2008 and 2009, Bank of Georgia received Best Bank In Georgia 2008 and Best Bank in Georgia 2009 Award from Global Finance Magazine.

In July 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009 Euromoney, a leading capital markets publication, named Bank of Georgia the winner of the Best Bank in Georgia Award for Excellence.

In December 2006, 2007 and 2008 Bank of Georgia received The Bank of The Year Award for Georgia from The Banker, the publication of Financial Times Business Ltd, a member of the Financial Times group of companies.

*consolidated, unaudited, IFRS.