On September 22, CSB Master of Finance program students defended their master's theses.

The students presented papers on the following topics:

Lado Darsalia: "Determining the Reasons for Enterprise Associations on the Example of Specific Companies in Georgia"

Mariam Shubitidze: "Impact of COVID-19 on Real Estate Sector in Georgia"

Lia Soselia: "What Impact Will the Introduction of Open Banking Have on the Activities of Georgian Commercial Banks? Master's Thesis"

Megi Chachibaia: "The Relationship Between Bond Market Development and Gross Domestic Product in Advanced and Developing Economies"

Salome Mamrikishvili: "The Impact of Behavioral Biases on Retail Investors' Investment Decisions in Georgia"

Nunu Kakhadze: "Analysis of labor motivation theories according to the results of research conducted in the private sector"

Niniko Abjandadze: "Georgian Insurance Market Challenges and Mechanisms for Improvement"

Koba Iakobidze: "Effect of Adoption of International Financial Accounting Standards in Georgian Microfinance Organizations after 2018"

Nukri Khimshiashvili: "Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic on the Georgian Economy and Monetary Policy"

The members of the commission were present at the defense of the masters’ theses: Elene Jgharkava, Nodar Kiladze, Erekle Pirveli, Nugzar Skhirtladze, Alexander Mikeladze.