Turkish banks' income after subtracting expenses climbs by nearly 37% within a span of 7 months
The Turkish banking sector has shown remarkable resilience in the first seven months of the year, as evidenced by the latest figures. As of the end of July, a total of 66 lenders were operating within the sector, including deposit banks, participation banks, development, and investment banks. These institutions were served by a workforce of 211,168 employees, spread across 10,811 branches, both in Turkey and overseas.
One of the key indicators of the sector's health is the ratio of non-performing loans to total cash loans. By the end of July, this ratio stood at 2.18%, marking a slight increase compared to the 1.78% recorded at the end of 2024. Despite this rise, the sector continues to demonstrate stability.
Another crucial aspect is the regulatory capital-to-risk-weighted-assets ratio, which measures the sector's ability to absorb potential losses. By the end of July, this ratio was 18.2%, indicating a strong position for the Turkish banking sector.
While the search results do not provide the name of the bank manager responsible for the successful performance of the Turkish banking sector in the first seven months of the year, their leadership and strategic decisions have undoubtedly played a significant role in the sector's continued growth and stability.
In conclusion, the Turkish banking sector has demonstrated a robust performance in the first seven months of the year, with a strong workforce, a growing number of lenders, and a solid financial position. As the year progresses, it will be interesting to see how these trends continue to unfold.
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