Non-Bank Financial Sector Reaches 3.8 Trillion Lira Transaction Volume in 2025

Non-Bank Finance Share of GDP Reaches 6.5 Percent The Financial Institutions Association (FKB) has announced the 2025 performance data for the leasing, factoring, financing, asset management, and savings finance companies it represents.
According to the data, the total transaction volume of the non-bank financial sector reached 3.878 trillion lira, while the sector's share of the gross domestic product (GDP) rose to 6.5 percent.
The key financial indicators for these five sectors were recorded as follows: Total asset size: 1.725 trillion lira Receivables: 1.224 trillion lira Equity: 343 billion lira The sector served a total of 6.822 million customers through 131 companies, 1,208 branches, and 19,367 employees.
Record Growth in Savings Finance Sector The most remarkable growth performance in 2025 was observed in the savings finance sector.
The sector's transaction volume increased by 261.8 percent to 1.211 trillion lira, while its asset size grew by 251 percent to reach 323 billion lira.
Upward momentum continued in other sub-sectors: Factoring: Transaction volume rose by 51.4 percent to 1.875 trillion lira.
Financial Leasing: Reached a transaction volume of 309 billion lira.
Financing Companies: Transaction volume increased by 67.4 percent to 483 billion lira, while asset size rose by 66.5 percent to 354 billion lira.
Asset Management Companies: Increased asset size by 63 percent to 54.5 billion lira.
"We Have Strengthened Our Strategic Position" FKB President Ali Emre Ballı stated that 2025 was a period in which the non-bank financial sector consolidated its strategic position within the financial system.
Ballı emphasized that the sector provides a critical contribution to access to finance for a wide range of segments, from production to trade, and from SMEs to households.
The fact that asset size has reached 1.7 trillion lira demonstrates the strengthening of the capital structure.
Thanks to digitalization investments and risk management discipline, we maintain our perspective on sustainable growth.
For 2026, the primary goals were stated as balancing the funding structure and increasing digital efficiency.