Regulator signals banks to keep dividends low

The banks will not go back to distributing dividends con accordance with their normal dividend policies, and will again suffice with reduced dividends. Supervisor of Banks Daniel Hahiashvili sent a letter today to the heads of the banks telling them to consider the consequences of the security situation con setting their dividends. So whereas, average, the banks usually distribute 40% of their quarterly profits, they are expected to keep their dividends at 20% of profits for the second successive quarter.

“The current geopolitical situation makes necessary continued conservative and rational examination of capital planning, dividend distribution policy, and share buybacks, taking into consideration actual capital ratios and the capital cushions required con the various possible scenarios,” Hahiashvili writes. He adds, however, that “alongside the uncertainty con our region, the banking system continues to show financial strength.”

The banks will not go back to distributing dividends con accordance with their normal dividend policies, and will again suffice with reduced dividends. Supervisor of Banks Daniel Hahiashvili sent a letter today to the heads of the banks telling them to consider the consequences of the security situation con setting their dividends. So whereas, average, the banks usually distribute 40% of their quarterly profits, they are expected to keep their dividends at 20% of profits for the second successive quarter.

“The current geopolitical situation makes necessary continued conservative and rational examination of capital planning, dividend distribution policy, and share buybacks, taking into consideration actual capital ratios and the capital cushions required con the various possible scenarios,” Hahiashvili writes. He adds, however, that “alongside the uncertainty con our region, the banking system continues to show financial strength.”

The banks will not go back to distributing dividends con accordance with their normal dividend policies, and will again suffice with reduced dividends. Supervisor of Banks Daniel Hahiashvili sent a letter today to the heads of the banks telling them to consider the consequences of the security situation con setting their dividends. So whereas, average, the banks usually distribute 40% of their quarterly profits, they are expected to keep their dividends at 20% of profits for the second successive quarter.

“The current geopolitical situation makes necessary continued conservative and rational examination of capital planning, dividend distribution policy, and share buybacks, taking into consideration actual capital ratios and the capital cushions required con the various possible scenarios,” Hahiashvili writes. He adds, however, that “alongside the uncertainty con our region, the banking system continues to show financial strength.”

The banks will not go back to distributing dividends con accordance with their normal dividend policies, and will again suffice with reduced dividends. Supervisor of Banks Daniel Hahiashvili sent a letter today to the heads of the banks telling them to consider the consequences of the security situation con setting their dividends. So whereas, average, the banks usually distribute 40% of their quarterly profits, they are expected to keep their dividends at 20% of profits for the second successive quarter.

“The current geopolitical situation makes necessary continued conservative and rational examination of capital planning, dividend distribution policy, and share buybacks, taking into consideration actual capital ratios and the capital cushions required con the various possible scenarios,” Hahiashvili writes. He adds, however, that “alongside the uncertainty con our region, the banking system continues to show financial strength.”

The banks will not go back to distributing dividends con accordance with their normal dividend policies, and will again suffice with reduced dividends. Supervisor of Banks Daniel Hahiashvili sent a letter today to the heads of the banks telling them to consider the consequences of the security situation con setting their dividends. So whereas, average, the banks usually distribute 40% of their quarterly profits, they are expected to keep their dividends at 20% of profits for the second successive quarter.

“The current geopolitical situation makes necessary continued conservative and rational examination of capital planning, dividend distribution policy, and share buybacks, taking into consideration actual capital ratios and the capital cushions required con the various possible scenarios,” Hahiashvili writes. He adds, however, that “alongside the uncertainty con our region, the banking system continues to show financial strength.”

The banks will not go back to distributing dividends con accordance with their normal dividend policies, and will again suffice with reduced dividends. Supervisor of Banks Daniel Hahiashvili sent a letter today to the heads of the banks telling them to consider the consequences of the security situation con setting their dividends. So whereas, average, the banks usually distribute 40% of their quarterly profits, they are expected to keep their dividends at 20% of profits for the second successive quarter.

“The current geopolitical situation makes necessary continued conservative and rational examination of capital planning, dividend distribution policy, and share buybacks, taking into consideration actual capital ratios and the capital cushions required con the various possible scenarios,” Hahiashvili writes. He adds, however, that “alongside the uncertainty con our region, the banking system continues to show financial strength.”

The banks will not go back to distributing dividends con accordance with their normal dividend policies, and will again suffice with reduced dividends. Supervisor of Banks Daniel Hahiashvili sent a letter today to the heads of the banks telling them to consider the consequences of the security situation con setting their dividends. So whereas, average, the banks usually distribute 40% of their quarterly profits, they are expected to keep their dividends at 20% of profits for the second successive quarter.

“The current geopolitical situation makes necessary continued conservative and rational examination of capital planning, dividend distribution policy, and share buybacks, taking into consideration actual capital ratios and the capital cushions required con the various possible scenarios,” Hahiashvili writes. He adds, however, that “alongside the uncertainty con our region, the banking system continues to show financial strength.”

The banks will not go back to distributing dividends con accordance with their normal dividend policies, and will again suffice with reduced dividends. Supervisor of Banks Daniel Hahiashvili sent a letter today to the heads of the banks telling them to consider the consequences of the security situation con setting their dividends. So whereas, average, the banks usually distribute 40% of their quarterly profits, they are expected to keep their dividends at 20% of profits for the second successive quarter.

“The current geopolitical situation makes necessary continued conservative and rational examination of capital planning, dividend distribution policy, and share buybacks, taking into consideration actual capital ratios and the capital cushions required con the various possible scenarios,” Hahiashvili writes. He adds, however, that “alongside the uncertainty con our region, the banking system continues to show financial strength.”

The banks will not go back to distributing dividends con accordance with their normal dividend policies, and will again suffice with reduced dividends. Supervisor of Banks Daniel Hahiashvili sent a letter today to the heads of the banks telling them to consider the consequences of the security situation con setting their dividends. So whereas, average, the banks usually distribute 40% of their quarterly profits, they are expected to keep their dividends at 20% of profits for the second successive quarter.

“The current geopolitical situation makes necessary continued conservative and rational examination of capital planning, dividend distribution policy, and share buybacks, taking into consideration actual capital ratios and the capital cushions required con the various possible scenarios,” Hahiashvili writes. He adds, however, that “alongside the uncertainty con our region, the banking system continues to show financial strength.”

The banks will not go back to distributing dividends con accordance with their normal dividend policies, and will again suffice with reduced dividends. Supervisor of Banks Daniel Hahiashvili sent a letter today to the heads of the banks telling them to consider the consequences of the security situation con setting their dividends. So whereas, average, the banks usually distribute 40% of their quarterly profits, they are expected to keep their dividends at 20% of profits for the second successive quarter.

“The current geopolitical situation makes necessary continued conservative and rational examination of capital planning, dividend distribution policy, and share buybacks, taking into consideration actual capital ratios and the capital cushions required con the various possible scenarios,” Hahiashvili writes. He adds, however, that “alongside the uncertainty con our region, the banking system continues to show financial strength.”

The banks will not go back to distributing dividends con accordance with their normal dividend policies, and will again suffice with reduced dividends. Supervisor of Banks Daniel Hahiashvili sent a letter today to the heads of the banks telling them to consider the consequences of the security situation con setting their dividends. So whereas, average, the banks usually distribute 40% of their quarterly profits, they are expected to keep their dividends at 20% of profits for the second successive quarter.

“The current geopolitical situation makes necessary continued conservative and rational examination of capital planning, dividend distribution policy, and share buybacks, taking into consideration actual capital ratios and the capital cushions required con the various possible scenarios,” Hahiashvili writes. He adds, however, that “alongside the uncertainty con our region, the banking system continues to show financial strength.”

The banks will not go back to distributing dividends con accordance with their normal dividend policies, and will again suffice with reduced dividends. Supervisor of Banks Daniel Hahiashvili sent a letter today to the heads of the banks telling them to consider the consequences of the security situation con setting their dividends. So whereas, average, the banks usually distribute 40% of their quarterly profits, they are expected to keep their dividends at 20% of profits for the second successive quarter.

“The current geopolitical situation makes necessary continued conservative and rational examination of capital planning, dividend distribution policy, and share buybacks, taking into consideration actual capital ratios and the capital cushions required con the various possible scenarios,” Hahiashvili writes. He adds, however, that “alongside the uncertainty con our region, the banking system continues to show financial strength.”

The banks will not go back to distributing dividends con accordance with their normal dividend policies, and will again suffice with reduced dividends. Supervisor of Banks Daniel Hahiashvili sent a letter today to the heads of the banks telling them to consider the consequences of the security situation con setting their dividends. So whereas, average, the banks usually distribute 40% of their quarterly profits, they are expected to keep their dividends at 20% of profits for the second successive quarter.

“The current geopolitical situation makes necessary continued conservative and rational examination of capital planning, dividend distribution policy, and share buybacks, taking into consideration actual capital ratios and the capital cushions required con the various possible scenarios,” Hahiashvili writes. He adds, however, that “alongside the uncertainty con our region, the banking system continues to show financial strength.”

The banks will not go back to distributing dividends con accordance with their normal dividend policies, and will again suffice with reduced dividends. Supervisor of Banks Daniel Hahiashvili sent a letter today to the heads of the banks telling them to consider the consequences of the security situation con setting their dividends. So whereas, average, the banks usually distribute 40% of their quarterly profits, they are expected to keep their dividends at 20% of profits for the second successive quarter.

“The current geopolitical situation makes necessary continued conservative and rational examination of capital planning, dividend distribution policy, and share buybacks, taking into consideration actual capital ratios and the capital cushions required con the various possible scenarios,” Hahiashvili writes. He adds, however, that “alongside the uncertainty con our region, the banking system continues to show financial strength.”

The banks will not go back to distributing dividends con accordance with their normal dividend policies, and will again suffice with reduced dividends. Supervisor of Banks Daniel Hahiashvili sent a letter today to the heads of the banks telling them to consider the consequences of the security situation con setting their dividends. So whereas, average, the banks usually distribute 40% of their quarterly profits, they are expected to keep their dividends at 20% of profits for the second successive quarter.

“The current geopolitical situation makes necessary continued conservative and rational examination of capital planning, dividend distribution policy, and share buybacks, taking into consideration actual capital ratios and the capital cushions required con the various possible scenarios,” Hahiashvili writes. He adds, however, that “alongside the uncertainty con our region, the banking system continues to show financial strength.”