- Insure Your Home Easily and Quickly with TBC Insurance
From now on, users can quickly and effortlessly insure their homes online through TBC Insurance.
With this policy, you can insure: structural elements, renovations, household appliances, and furniture.
Whether you live in the house or rent it out, the insurance will cover your losses in both scenarios.
Home insurance is available from 49 GEL per month and covers risks such as:
– Fire, explosion, smoke, or falling objects
– Theft, robbery, or vandalism
– Hail, flood, or earthquake
– Pipeline or electrical wiring failure
– Vehicle collision
– Damage to rented or mortgaged property by the tenant or mortgagor
“We assess our customers’ needs and work diligently to provide tailored services and products that simplify everyday life. That’s why we’ve made home insurance at TBC Insurance even more accessible. To insure your private property, you only need to complete a simple online procedure. As a market leader, it’s important for us to care for our customers and offer high-quality insurance products,” stated TBC Insurance.
For insurance and detailed information, click [here]. (House Insurance – TBC Insurance)
- Artistic Expressions at TBC Concept: Nino Chubinishvili/Chubika Exhibition
TBC Concept, in collaboration with the Davit Kakabadze Foundation, proudly presents Nino Chubinishvili/Chubika’s exhibition, “What Would It Mean to Leave Tip Toe Dancing? Or Maybe I Will Remain a Butterfly in the War?” This captivating exhibition will be hosted at the TBC Concept multifunctional space from July 25 to September 15.
The gallery spans two floors, each offering distinct yet complementary experiences of the artist’s world, evoking a range of emotions and provoking thoughtful questions. On the first floor, visitors can explore sculptures and installations created at various times. The second floor features a unique piece from 1998—a handmade book titled “Elene,” dedicated to Chubinishvili’s son. This book, crafted with graphic sketches, is a pivotal work in the artist’s career, encapsulating a personal dialogue with her child through an imaginative visual language that transcends words.
The first floor also hosts the titular exposition, “Maybe I Will Remain a Butterfly in the War?” This piece delves into complex, multifaceted themes, inviting viewers to engage in a multidimensional dialogue. The accompanying text complements the artwork, offering space for reflection and multiple interpretations.
Nino Chubinishvili, known as Chubika, was born in 1969 and resides in Tbilisi. After studying stage and costume design at the Tbilisi Art Academy in the 1990s, she received several awards for her costume designs. She continued her studies in Paris at the French Fashion Institute (Institut Français de la Mode) in 2005-2006, working with renowned fashion houses like Kenzo and Pierre Cardin. Chubika is a significant figure in both the fashion industry and the contemporary art scene, having been a member of the informal multimedia artist group Goslab in the 1990s.
Exhibition Opening:
– Date: July 25, 2024
– Time: 18:00-20:00
Exhibition Duration:
– Dates: July 25 – September 15, 2024
Location:
– TBC Concept Multifunctional Space, Marjanishvili 7
- TBC Capital Weekly Update: Record High Net Foreign Exchange Inflows
In June, the ratio of foreign exchange inflows to GDP reached a record high. Traditional tourism has seen significant growth, the trade balance has improved, and remittances are also on the rise according to analytical estimates. The impact of migration remains steady. TBC’s operational data indicates that foreign exchange inflows and overall economic activity remained strong in July. Consequently, the GEL exchange rate has been influenced by current sentiment assessments and the slight weakening of the US dollar globally.
Regarding forecast parameters, it is clear that the macroeconomic environment is robust. However, changes in market sentiment, which are often unpredictable, are also significant. Any expectations of GEL devaluation post-elections would likely be reflected in the exchange rate sooner rather than later. Recent years’ seasonality trends of the lari highlight that although foreign exchange inflows remain seasonal, the exchange rate’s seasonality is less pronounced. Considering these factors, we maintain a largely neutral baseline scenario.
Read the full publication at the link.( ყოველკვირეული განახლება მთავარი ეკონომისტისგან | TBC Capital )
• TBC Supports the Grand Opening of Tsiskvili Terrace Restaurant
With the support of TBC, the Tsiskvili Terrace restaurant, the 8th establishment of the Tsiskvili Group has opened at Zviad Gamsakhurdia Bank #80 and is now ready to welcome guests.
The total cost of the project is 2.5 million GEL, with TBC contributing 2 million GEL.
The new restaurant features a main hall with a stage, a green terrace, a summer bar, and areas with stained glass windows.
The design of Tsiskvili Terrace incorporates natural materials such as clay and wood, along with metal accents and plants.
Various types of open kitchens are set up in the restaurant, where traditional Georgian dishes and original, seasonal creations by the restaurant’s brand chef, Alex Natadze, will be prepared.
The kitchen is equipped with both closed and open grills, including Josperi and Parrilla. Baked goods are made in an oven imported from Italy.
TBC has been supporting the growth and development of Tsiskvili Group since its inception. The first restaurant, Ethno Tsiskvili, opened in 2002 and has since grown into the largest chain of traditional Georgian restaurants in Georgia, with eight locations in Tbilisi and its surroundings: Ethno Tsiskvili, Beer Square, Gvinis Ezo, Tsiskvili in Mtskheta, Tsiskvili in Vake, Tsiskvili in Tskneti, and Tsiskvili Terrace. The company also owns the multifunctional space “Theatre” and two premium product markets, Tsiskvili Bazar.
- TBC Supports “My Path to Emigration” Blog and Video Contest for Expats
To foster the development of diverse and effective channels for financial education dissemination, and to raise awareness about the challenges and opportunities faced by the immigrant community, it is crucial to facilitate the sharing of personal immigrant experiences.
With the backing of the TBC Education Program, the National Bank of Georgia, and its financial education portal “Finedu,” in collaboration with the International Organization for Migration (IOM), announce the blog and video contest “My Path to Emigration.”
Participants with emigration experiences will create blogs and videos based on their personal journeys. They will share with the audience the challenges and opportunities encountered during emigration that impacted their and their families’ financial situations. Participants will provide examples of success and failure, emphasize the importance of financial knowledge, and highlight the behaviors and attitudes necessary for making wise financial decisions.
Submission period: from July 19 to September 30.
Winners will be announced on December 18, 2024, the International Day of Migrants.
Six winners will be chosen and awarded as follows:
Blog Category:
– 1st place: 2,000 GEL
– 2nd place: 1,000 GEL
– 3rd place: 500 GEL
Video Category:
– 1st place: 2,000 GEL
– 2nd place: 1,000 GEL
– 3rd place: 500 GEL
For detailed contest conditions, please click here. (ბლოგებისა და ვიდეოების კონკურსი „ჩემი გზა ემიგრაციაში“ – ფინანსური განათლების პორტალი (finedu.gov.ge)
- TBC Business Launches Comprehensive “Everything for Business” Campaign
The new campaign by TBC Business, designed to support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), integrates a wide array of banking products and non-banking services essential for business growth and success. The “Everything for Business” initiative aims to provide tailored banking solutions to meet the unique needs of various businesses.
Recognizing the pivotal role that the MSME sector plays in the nation’s economic development, TBC Business offers an extensive range of banking products and services to facilitate the sector’s growth. Vepkhvia Lominashvili, leader of TBC’s business segment management, emphasized the campaign’s message: “Small and medium businesses are the backbone of our economy. Through this campaign, we want to assure them that TBC provides everything they need to manage their operations, from diverse banking products customized to their requirements, such as business loans for expansion and working capital, to startup loans that even a good idea can qualify for.”
TBC Business ensures comprehensive support for businesses at every development stage, across all sectors, by also offering:
– Flexible Loan Products: A variety of business-specific loan options at competitive rates to support working capital, expansion, and other business needs.
– Startup Loans: Financing for the initial stages of business, including innovative ideas.
– Agro-Loans: Additional opportunities for farmers, including diverse goals and cooperation with state programs.
– Digital Banking Platforms: Internet and mobile banking for easy access to accounts and financial tools, facilitating secure and independent banking operations.
– Cash Management Services: Efficient and secure solutions to optimize cash flow and streamline operations.
– Training and Consulting Services: Expert financial consulting, training, and workshops to help SMEs overcome challenges and gain new knowledge.
– Annual Business Awards: An event recognizing and celebrating the achievements and innovations of SMEs, encouraging further growth and innovation.
- New Functionality Added to TBC Mobilebank!
TBC continues its commitment to simplifying customers’ lives with a new feature in TBC Mobilebank. Now, users can easily add a new card within their subscription bundle.
Starting today, bundle subscribers can add a new card for free. For instance, if you currently have a Visa card, you can order a MasterCard, or vice versa. Both physical and digital cards are available for order.
The process of ordering a card via Mobilebank is straightforward. Users simply specify the address where they wish to receive their physical card. If opting for a digital card, it is activated instantly upon order.
