The event, supported by AAOIFI, the Islamic Corporation for the Development of the Private Sector, International Islamic Financial Market and in partnership with Borsa Istanbul, will bring together key Turkish market players and globally renowned figures in the Islamic finance sector to discuss the very latest issues affecting the participation finance industry in this rapidly developing market. Our…
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This event will provide a platform for industry experts to come together to discuss and debate the key issues facing the generation and transmission of energy in Turkey. It will feature major sources offering most potential such as coal, gas, nuclear, hydro, wind and solar energy. Topics to be discussed include: What challenges exist for the development and execution of energy project in Turkey? Update…
Türkçe With double-digit increases in profits and assets reported mid-year, Turkey’s banking sector remains relatively unscathed amidst ongoing political uncertainty, renewed security threats and a slowing economy. However, as borrowing costs rise, ratings agency Standard & Poor’s (S&P) predicts a cooling in the country’s banking climate. In late July S&P cautioned against the…
The Intercem Cementitious Materials Forum will address key topics around all supplementary cementitious materials including: Global trends in blended cement usage The business case for SCM usage, including international case studies The importance of SCMs in the development of a sustainable cement industry The future availability of GBFS and Fly Ash Transporting, grinding and handling cementitious…
As the private sector increasingly focuses on customer service as a way to retain business, Turkey’s call centre and business process outsourcing (BPO) sector has gained considerable traction in recent years. Already home to thousands of BPO centres covering operations for telecoms operators, airlines and financial institutions, the industry will continue expanding in 2015, fed by a young and…
New spectrum allocations and a fourth mobile licence offering are expected to provide a fillip for Turkey's telecoms sector, which in recent years has benefitted from rising mobile and internet penetration, driven by its young, tech-savvy population. In March 2015 the transport and communications minister, Lütfi Elvan, announced a tender for 4G mobile data services, which is expected to end in…
As the private sector increasingly focuses on customer service as a way to retain business, Turkey’s call centre and business process outsourcing (BPO) sector has gained considerable traction in recent years. Already home to thousands of BPO centres covering operations for telecoms operators, airlines and financial institutions, the industry will continue expanding in 2015, fed by a young and…
The telecoms sector in Turkey has long been viewed as a rising star, with a young, digitally adept population and rising personal incomes driving demand in the mobile voice and data segments. In recent years, the industry has been affected by less-strong macroeconomic fundamentals, including a weaker lira, as well as some restrictive regulatory changes. Even so, Turks spent more than TL35.5bn (€12.5bn)…
Turkey’s IT sector is in the midst of a busy and prosperous period marked by rapid, widespread development in internet services, infrastructure investment and ecommerce activity. Internet growth is being driven by extensive fibre-optic expansion, increased adoption of 3G mobile internet and planned nationwide 4G network services that will require heavy investment from both the public and…
