ReviewEssays.com - Term Papers, Book Reports, Research Papers and College Essays
Search

Turkish Banking System

Essay by   •  August 3, 2015  •  Course Note  •  2,192 Words (9 Pages)  •  1,165 Views

Essay Preview: Turkish Banking System

Report this essay
Page 1 of 9

TURKISH BANKING SYSTEM

STRENGTHS

  • High liquidity
  • Quite high capital ratios
  • Low NPC ratios
  • ADEQUATE provisioning for NPL
  • Strong support by CRBT
  • International standards in regulation supervision (BRSA)
  • Strong correspondent banking networks which allows for convenient integration and link with global economies
  • Well trained and educated staff
  • High profitability
  • Strong growth in GDP enables banking sector to growth further

THREATS

  • Heavily depends on deposits
  • ROE of investments/development banks
  • Consolidation not over yet
  • Domestic capital accumulation weak (new foreign entrant’s possibly.)

CAR (CAPITAL ADEQUACY RATIO)

  • Globally min CAD is %8
  • In turkey BRSA is asking all Turkish bank to have min CAR 12%
  • BRSA is in charge of regulating Banks, leasing companies, factoring companies, consumer fiancé companies

ORGANIZATIONAL CHARACTERISTIC OF INTERNATIONAL BANKS

  • Representative offices
  • Bank Branch (small bank, you need license)
  • Joint venture bank
  • Ex: (yapı kredi)
  • Subsidiary : means that management controlling shareholders majority control
  • Equity investment: minority share
  • Consortium Banks

Definition:  EURO $ Deposit: is a US$ deposit account established with a bank which is outside of USA

                      EURO (in a foreign country –any country outside of USA)

                     EURO Y account: opened with a bank outside of JAPAN

LIBOR:

  • London interbank office rate
  • Reference rate of all banking transactions
  • Libor rate is established for each of convertible foreign currency and different terms

Sibor: Singapore investment offer rate

Fibor: Frankfurt investment offer rate

COMMERCIAL PAPER C/P (finansman bürosu)

Definition: it is a short term, unsecured barrowing investment which is issued by corporation which has CREDIT RATING. You many have for Credit Rating; Government Company, state bank, financial institution, real sector coup, municuplition.

CREDIT RATING: is a methodological report written by an independent expert company which measures the capacity to pay back or probability of default of barrowing institution.

RATING AGENCIES:

MOODY’S     S & P      FITCH      JCR (JAPAN CREDIT RATING)

AAA

..

2A

BBB

BB-                                               BB-(HİGH RISK cost of barrowıng)

                                                     BBB- (Minimum investment grade, very dangerous very expensive.                         TURKEY SOVEREIGN RATING  Speculative junk)

RATING RESULTS:

  • Rating specified as letter (3A, 2A, A, 3B,C,…F)
  • Outlook : negative stable positive
  • Turkey’s grade according to Fitch is BB+
  • Turkey’s outlook changed stable to negative (1 year-18 month) which means they would downgrade you
  • Stable to positive means that right direction and upgrade you
  • Outlook determines which direction that rate will go positive or negative.

CREDIT ENHANCEMENT

  • Rating grade will be pushed up by your guarantor’s credit rating
  • Banks can provide credit enhancement issuing with *letter of credit * letter of guarantee
  • Insurance co-surety band for issuer * the original issuer will be paying the commission to the credit enhancement entity(bank or insurance co)

PURPOSE FOR CREATING C/P

  • As a working capital instrument alternative to short term bank barrowing
  • Bridge financing
  • Company takes overs
  • NIF: NOTE ISSUANCE FACILITY

SYNDICATED LOAN FACILITIES/SYDICATED LOANS/SENDIKASYON KREDILERI

Definition: is a financing facility made available by a consortium of banks a single barrower.

2 main characteristics:

  • Distribution of risk according to a participation level
  • It makes possible large amounts of loan (financing) which is not possible to be obtained from a single bank.
  • TR Banks: 30 Turkish banks are barrowing from syndications market. *term 1 year *total amount (as of today) barrowed by TR Banks:-17 bn * denomination are in $and €

BANKING SECTOR

  • Citibank: CEO Vikrom PANDIT resigns
  • $45bn bailout by government ….expectations?
  • Shareholders declined bonus payment in 04/2012

MAJOR FEES IN A TYPICAL SYMLICATED LOAN FACILITY

  • Arrangement fee: mandated arrangers (ex: Citibank, JPM, Deutche)
  • Management fee: underwriting fee
  • Participation fee
  • Legal fees: international transactionlarda legal olmak zorunda
  • Commitment fee: all details are written down
  • Agency fee

2 TYPES OF METHODS

  • Best effort basis
  • Underwritten basis

FOREING TRADE FINANCING

Letter of Credit (L/C)

Definition: is a conditional bank/payment guarantee which is issued by the importer’s bank and promises to pay the agreed amount to the seller (exporter) subject to exporter meeting specific conditions written in l/c

Parties involves is a l/c

  • Importer
  • Exporter
  • Issuing bank
  • Correspondent bank (exporter’s bank)

l/c types: * sight l/c: no time gap between shipment date and payment to the exporter.

[pic 1]

1.commercial contract

2.(assuming that importer has available credit line with his bank in Turkey) he applies for l/c issuance (instruction) to issue a l/c for euro 1 mio favour of exporter.

3. The l/c for € 1 mio is issued to the exporter through the correspondent bank

4. Correspondent bank is advising the exporter for the l/c

5. Shipping the goods

6. Exporter submits all shipping documents to correspondent bank and asks for money € 1 mio

...

...

Download as:   txt (13.4 Kb)   pdf (386.3 Kb)   docx (1.1 Mb)  
Continue for 8 more pages »
Only available on ReviewEssays.com
Citation Generator

(2015, 08). Turkish Banking System. ReviewEssays.com. Retrieved 08, 2015, from https://www.reviewessays.com/essay/Turkish-Banking-System/73381.html

"Turkish Banking System" ReviewEssays.com. 08 2015. 2015. 08 2015 <https://www.reviewessays.com/essay/Turkish-Banking-System/73381.html>.

"Turkish Banking System." ReviewEssays.com. ReviewEssays.com, 08 2015. Web. 08 2015. <https://www.reviewessays.com/essay/Turkish-Banking-System/73381.html>.

"Turkish Banking System." ReviewEssays.com. 08, 2015. Accessed 08, 2015. https://www.reviewessays.com/essay/Turkish-Banking-System/73381.html.