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Total foreign currency assets of the banking sector in Turkey increased by 0.2% to USD 316.8 billion

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BIS-Locational and Consolidated Banking Statistics Developments – 2021Q1

BIS – Locational Banking Statistics

Total foreign currency assets of the banking sector in Turkey increased by 0.2 percent to USD 316.8 billion compared to end-2020, while the total foreign currency claims from the non-bank sector decreased by 0.3 percent to USD 195.3 billion.

Total foreign currency liabilities of the banking sector in Turkey decreased by 2.6 percent to USD 337.4 billion compared to end-2020, and total foreign exchange liabilities to the non-bank sector decreased by 4.5 percent to USD 250.3 billion.

BIS – Consolidated Banking Statistics

Total cross border claims of the banks in Turkey, on immediate borrower basis, increased by 27.4 percent compared to end-2020 and reached USD 34.8 billion while the cross border claims from the banks increased by 43.8 percent to USD 26.5 billion.

Total foreign claims of the banks in Turkey, on ultimate borrower basis, increased by 34.8 percent compared to end-2020 and reached USD 25.0 billion.


Source: Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey
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