Turkish Banking Association

Turkish banking authority reiterates call for flexibility

Turkish state-owned lenders have created an extra credit volume of 27.5 billion Turkish Liras (about $4 billion) in the last 10 days, the head of the country's banking watchdog has said, criticizing the private banks for the contraction of their credit pool some 5 billion liras ($737.2 million) in the same period.

Companies seized post-coup attempt create $1.7 billion risk for banks: Turkish deputy PM

Deputy Prime Minister Nurettin Canikli said companies seized as part of the probe into the failed coup attempt create a serious risk for the banking sector of up to 5 billion Turkish Liras ($1.7 billion), but their administration by the state minimized the risks.

Turkey's cautious monetary policy having favorable inflation impact, says Central Bank governor

The Turkish Central Bank?s cautious monetary policies along with prudent fiscal and macro-prudential policies are having a favorable impact on inflation, Central Bank Governor Erdem Ba?ç? said in a presentation on April 6.

Turkish banking association sees sector’s profit flat this year

The Turkish Banking Association expects profits in the banking sector this year to be at around the same levels as last year, General Secretary Ekrem Keskin told reporters on Aug. 19.

Turkey’s banks had a total net profit of 24.73 billion Turkish Liras ($11.42 billion) at the end of 2013, up 5.1 percent on the previous year.