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

General Outlook and Financial Indicators According to data released by the Financial Institutions Association (FKB), the non-bank financial sector—comprising financial leasing, factoring, financing, asset management, and savings finance companies—demonstrated strong growth in 2025.
The total transaction volume reached 3.878 trillion liras, while the sector's share within the gross domestic product (GDP) rose to 6.5 percent.
The total asset size of the five main sectors under the FKB umbrella was recorded at 1.725 trillion liras, with receivables reaching 1.224 trillion liras.
In a sector where equity size reached 343 billion liras, the total number of customers stood at 6.822 million.
Growth Momentum in Sub-Sectors When examining sector-based data, the factoring sector increased its transaction volume by 51.4 percent to 1.875 trillion liras, while its asset size grew by 45 percent to 458 billion liras.
In the financial leasing segment, transaction volume increased by 69.6 percent to 309 billion liras, while financing companies raised their volume by 67.4 percent to 483 billion liras.
Asset management companies increased their asset size by 63 percent to 54.5 billion liras.
Record Increase in Savings Finance The most striking performance of 2025 was recorded in the savings finance sector.
The sector's transaction volume reached 1.211 trillion liras with a record increase of 261.8 percent.
With asset size increasing by 251 percent to 323 billion liras, this field demonstrated that the weight and strategic importance of the savings finance model within the financial system have significantly increased.