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IN CONTRAST TO the doom and gloom that surrounds many banking sectors in the post-credit crunch era, there’s a positively upbeat tone around Turkish banks at the moment. Whereas in 2001 the country’s banking sector was widely viewed as the weakest link in Turkey’s crisis-hit economy, during the course of the present global economic crisis it has arguably proved to be its strongest.
Ironically, the Turkish banking sector is now reaping the rewards of its own failure in 2001, with improved risk management and regulation meaning that banks were cautious during the recent boom years.
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