Turkey’s fifth largest private bank in terms of assets,
Finansbank has been constantly plotting an upward curve on its growth chart since 1987 when it was founded. Despite its young age it’s a
major league player now. Following its merger in 2006 with the
National Bank of Greece, the largest private bank in its country,
Finansbank opened up new opportunities to the shareholders as well as the customers of NBG and Finansbank under the new partnership structure.
Finansbank emerged with renewed vigor from all of the crises that
occurred in its 23-year history and kept growing thanks to its investment in people and technology, continuing to steadily develop its asset structure and its portfolio of loans and deposits. Finansbank is one of the most active banks in supporting the real sector and individual consumers. It also put its
signature as a responsible industry leader under a considerable number of social responsibility projects in the fields of education, environment and work awareness in addition to investing in its principal field of operation.

Garanti Bank, with 63 years of established history, is Turkey’s second largest private bank having a total asset size of US$ 78 billion*.
Integrated financial services
Garanti Bank caters any financial need of its 9 million customers with close to 17,000 employees. Having a presence in all business lines including corporate, private, commercial, SME, retail and investment banking, Garanti operates as an integrated financial services company with its nine subsidiaries offering service in payment systems, pension, leasing, factoring, brokerage and asset management.
Strong and extensive distribution network
Garanti Bank serves its customers through a strong and extensive distribution network comprising 792 branches, nearly 3,000 ATMs, an award-winning Call Center, and mobile and online banking facilities built on cutting-edge technological
infrastructure.
Turkey’s largest lender
Custom-tailored solutions and the wide product variety play a key role in Garanti’s
leadership as the largest lender in Turkey with more than US$ 46 billion in cash and non-cash loans.
Supporting the development of the society
Garanti is dedicated to continuously and significantly improve the value it creates for society. Garanti’s long-term
support in the areas of education, arts, culture, sports, environment, and corporate
volunteering reflects its commitment to its corporate mission, as well as its sensitivity to sustainability.
Consolidated assets as of year-end 2009

UniCredit is a major international financial institution with strong roots in 22 European countries as well as representative offices in 27 other
markets, with over 10,000 branches and approximately 160,000
employees. In the CEE region, UniCredit operates the largest
international banking network with around 4,000 branches and outlets.
Corporate & Investment Banking of UniCredit Group gives companies, from small and medium Corporates to multinationals and institutional clients,
access to the largest network of banks in Central and Eastern Europe, as well as to branches in major financial centers worldwide. The successful
collaboration between our network’s relationship managers and
specialists in our product lines (Financing & Advisory, Markets, Leasing, Global Transaction Banking) enables UniCredit to respond promptly to our clients’ entrepreneurial requirements. Thus, UniCredit supports the growth and internationalisation of the Group’s corporate and institutional clients, creating sustainable value for all stakeholders. UniCredit Menkul Degerler is UniCredit investment banking arm in Turkey. It is held by the joint venture partnership between UniCredit Group and Koc Group and combines the strong local franchise of Yapi Kredi Bank as well as UniCredit’s international
network and expertise, its product and service capabilities. This step has uniquely
positioned us for long-term success in the Turkish investment banking industry

Founded in 2007, Turkapital Holding is a Gulf based investment fund whose shareholders include Kuwait Finace House, Kuwait Turkish Participation Bank and other investment leaders. Leveraging its shareholders and staff’s exceptional combination of international experience and local market know-how, Turkapital links the GCC to an investment region stretching from Turkey to the Caucausus, Central Asia, Southeast Europe and beyond. Turkapital’s emphasis is on growth opportunities and long-term value creation. Investment
opportunities Turkapital reviews include recognized growth industries, like energy and real estate; along with emerging sectors, including technology
and logistics. In all cases, the nature and growth potential of the business
opportunity is of fundamental importance to the investment decision. Real estate investments have been a core element in Turkapital’s portfolio since its founding and will be the priority investment area for the foreseeable future. Investments will include affordable housing and industrial property, consisting both of buy-to-sell and development projects.

Boydak and Ülker groups of Turkey, decided to merge their banks Anadolu
Finans and Family Finans and entered the year 2006 as a single bank named ‘Türkiye Finans Katilim Bankasi’. Türkiye Finans became one of the leading “Participation Banks” in Turkey. The National Commercial
Bank of Saudi Arabia (NCB) acquired a 60% stake in Türkiye Finans. This agreement was approved by BRSA on February 28, 2008. The new shareholders structure after the capital increase is as follows; 65% NCB, 22% Boydak Holding, 13% Ülker Group. Following the new structure, the bank has gained an international recognition. With its 182 domestic branches and 3400 experienced staff, it is proud to meet the needs of its customers within the frame of interest-free banking principles
and to enhance the new banking products and services.