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Regulation on Determining and Imposing Fines on Commercial Banks and their Administrators

The National Bank of Georgia establishes the framework for imposing monetary fines on commercial banks and their administrators for violations of banking regulations, reporting requirements, and anti-money laundering obligations. Fines are calculated based on regulatory capital percentages (0.01% to 0.1%) with minimum thresholds of 20,000 GEL, or fixed amounts ranging from 1,000 GEL to 50,000 GEL depending on the specific breach, such as late reporting, consumer rights violations, or reserve deficits. The regulation specifies distinct penalty tiers for money laundering violations, including fines of 10,000 GEL to 20,000 GEL for failures to submit reports or obstruct inspections. These fines are imposed via individual administrative acts and transferred to the state budget, with the National Bank retaining the authority to apply supervisory measures instead of fines in certain cases.

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