Ziraat Bank

Turkey's national credit agency, Japan Credit Agency (JCR) Eurasia, has determined its board members, according to a statement released by the agency on Jan. 17.

The state-owned Ziraat Bank has provided a total of 1.9 billion Turkish Liras (around $346n million) of financing to farmers under the "greenhouse farming loan package" that was launched in February by Treasury and Finance Minister Berat Albayrak.

State lender Ziraat Bank has secured a $1.425 billion syndicated loan with the participation of 40 banks from 22 countries.

A branch of Turkey's Ziraat Bank in Komotini, northern Greece, was attacked with stones on Tuesday by a group of around 25 people.

Turkish news agency Anadolu said that the assailants claimed to be "anti-establishment anarchists" acting in solidarity with YPG, the Kurdish fighters in northwestern Syria who have come under attack by Turkey.

The Turkish Treasury will issue two types of bonds to attract 2,200 tons of gold stashed under mattresses into the economy, which has a market value of around 300 billion Turkish Liras, Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Şimşek has said. 

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said on Sept. 8 Turkey would reorganize its $40 billion sovereign wealth fund after dismissing the organization's chairman over its failure to meet targets since it was founded a year ago.

State-owned Ziraat Bank, one of Turkey's largest lenders, announced late on Aug. 15 its second quarter net profits rose 21.7 percent on the year to 2.2 billion Turkish Liras ($622.37 million), mainly thanks to a strong growth in loans and net interest income. 

The state-run energy giant Botaş has been revealed to be Turkey's biggest taxpayer.

A total of 27 corporate tax champions and 53 top individual taxpayers in two top 100 taxpayers' lists had prefered to remain discreet, Aug. 8 report said.

The state-run oil pipeline company Botaş has been revealed to be Turkey's biggest taxpayer.

A total of 27 corporate tax champions and 53 top individual taxpayers in two top 100 taxpayers' lists had prefered to remain discreet, Aug. 8 report said.

A total of 27 corporate tax champions and 53 top individual taxpayers in two top 100 taxpayers' lists have said they want to be kept anonymous, including Turkey's biggest corporate taxpayer.