The Turkish financial sector has shown remarkable progress in the period following the
2001 crisis. The improved macroeconomic conditions in the country, the increased fiscal …

The global economic crisis began in 2008 has had major negative effects the economies of
all countries in the world. Turkey is also one of the very seriously affected countries by the …

Turkish banks have been" banking on the government," in other words, lending to the
government sometimes at offensively high rates for more than a decade-since 1986 to be …

This paper attempts to delineate the evolution of the Turkish banking sector in the post-crisis
era after 2001. The paper summarizes the events in the Turkish banking sector until the …

The strong recovery in the Turkish banking sector after the financial crisis that hit the country
in 2001 sets a good example for countries experiencing similar difficulties. In this paper, we …

Over the past 30 years, Turkey has been governed by 22 governments, while
macroeconomic and political instability became a major feature of the country. Populist …

The neoliberal restructuring of the banks and banking sector in Turkey has been anything
but linear. Moreover, bank ownership continues to be diversified between state, private …

In this work" The Restructuring Program for the Banking Sector" which has begun to be
implemented in Turkey has been discussed within the context of the financial crisis and with …

In this article, we deal with the problematic structure of banking system that has built up in
long years, and propose the actions and measures to be taken. If those problems are carried …

Purpose–The 2008‐2009 crisis had no significant impact on the Turkish banking system
(TBS), with the TBS achieving a record level of profitability in 2009. The strong position of …