Sustainable finance

We recognise that our operations have both direct and indirect impacts on the environment and the communities we serve. Our objective is to responsibly manage Environmental and Social (E&S) risks to minimise these impacts while enhancing long-term returns for our shareholders. By integrating sustainability into our financial practices, we aim to support a greener economy and create lasting value for all our stakeholders.

 

E&S risk management of our loan portfolio

We are committed to conducting our business in an environmentally and socially responsible manner, ensuring that our customers also uphold their E&S responsibilities. Having integrated E&S risk management into our underwriting process for business clients, we adhere to globally recognised practices. In fact, our credit procedures have incorporated E&S risk management, guided by IFC Performance Standards and EBRD Performance Requirements since 2013. In addition, our ESMS aligns with our risk management framework, providing additional clarity and transparency in our approach to E&S and climate risks.

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Our sustainable portfolio highlights

With our IFI partners, we provide green financing solutions to clients through our ‘Energy Credit’ initiative, which offers loans for solar panel installations. We also support large-scale renewable energy projects, such as the construction of hydropower plants. As we continuously conduct market analysis to identify green financing opportunities, we identify green service providers, observe relevant regulations, and engage with companies from various sectors to foster interest in green investments.

 Green Finance Framework

 

Lion Finance Group’s Green Asset Pool (Dec-25)

GEL 1,991M

As at 31 December 2025, the Green Asset Pool totalled GEL 1,991 million. This comprised GEL 1,361 million of Bank of Georgia’s green portfolio fully aligned with the National Bank of Georgia (NBG) Green Taxonomy, GEL 320 million of green loans identified in line with partner IFIs’ eligibility criteria where these fall outside the NBG taxonomy, and GEL 310 million representing Ameriabank’s green portfolio.

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