Financial Institutions Association Announces 2025 Data: Transaction Volume Reaches 3.8 Trillion TL

General Sector Outlook and Key Indicators The Financial Institutions Association (FKB) has released the 2025 consolidated data for the financial leasing, factoring, financing, asset management, and savings finance sectors.
According to the figures, the total transaction volume of the five sectors represented by FKB reached 3.878 trillion TL.
Total assets stood at 1.725 trillion TL, while receivables reached 1.224 trillion TL and total equity amounted to 343 billion TL.
The non-banking financial sector's share of the gross domestic product (GDP) rose to 6.5%.
The total number of customers reached 6.822 million, supported by a workforce of 19,367 employees.
The sector currently operates through 131 companies and 1,208 branches across the country.
Growth Performance in Sub-Sectors As of 2025, significant scale increases were observed across FKB's sub-sectors: Factoring: Transaction volume increased by 51.4% to 1.875 trillion TL, with asset size growing by 45% to 458 billion TL.
Financial Leasing: Transaction volume rose by 69.6% to 309 billion TL, while asset size increased by 60.3% to 536 billion TL.
Financing Companies: Transaction volume grew by 67.4% to 483 billion TL, and asset size reached 354 billion TL with a 66.5% increase.
Asset Management: Asset size recorded a 63% increase, reaching 54.5 billion TL.
Savings Finance: This sector showed the most remarkable growth of the year, with transaction volume surging by 261.8% to 1.211 trillion TL and asset size rising by 251% to 323 billion TL.
Strategic Goals and 2026 Outlook FKB President Ali Emre Ballı stated that 2025 was a period in which the non-banking financial sector strengthened its strategic position within the broader financial system.
Ballı emphasized that with a transaction volume exceeding 3.8 trillion TL, the sector has significantly contributed to access to finance for a wide range of stakeholders, from SMEs to households.
Looking ahead to 2026, the association expects to maintain this growth momentum.
Ballı noted that the sector will continue to focus on digital transformation and expanding financial inclusion, playing a critical role in supporting the national economy and providing alternative financing solutions for sustainable development.