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ARTICLE · 15 SEPTEMBER 2014

Off-Shore Banking In Turkey

The turning point for regulating the market dates back to 2001 for Turkish banking industry after a major banking crisis in Turkey.

TurkeyFinance and Banking

The turning point for regulating the market dates back to 2001 for Turkish banking industry after a major banking crisis in Turkey. The remediation efforts of government authorities have been supported by private banks and Turkey has had a new code on banking ( Law No 5411) in 2005.

The Banking Law set out many provisions in depth however the offset banking was not promoted as it has never been a well regulated trading activity in Turkey. In this article you will find more about offshore banking in Turkey from legal perspective.

Before the Law No: 4389 abolished, offshore banking was much considered as it has provided some correlation between free trade zones and offshore banking. However the Law 4389 was not defining what offshore banking means and where it is applicable from Turkish law perspective. Pursuant to the Law No: 5411; the offshore banking refers to the banking activities performed outside the borders of Turkey or outside the coverage of the economic and

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