This morning, Lion Finance Group announced 1Q26 results with profit up 14% YoY to GEL585m (+1.4% vs cons.), driven by solid net interest income, underpinned by strong loanbook growth (+3% vs cons.) and stable NIMs at 6.1% as well as better-than-expected net fee and commission income and cost of risk, more than offsetting relatively weaker net foreign currency gains, whereas costs were in-line with expectations. Overall returns remained attractive with 26.7% of RoAE for the period and the Group r ....
