© Reuters. FILE PHOTO: Skyscrapers are seen in the business and financial district of Levent, which comprises of leading Turkish banks’ and companies’ headquarters, as the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) continues, in Istanbul, Turkey September 8, 202
ISTANBUL (Reuters) – Turkey’s banking sector needs to prioritize sectors that will have a long term contribution to the economy, the country’s banking watchdog Chairman Mehmet Ali Akben said on Monday.
In a speech at a banks association meeting, Akben also said he believed banks will increase credit operations that are in line with government policies that aim to stabilise the lira currency and cool inflation.
Source: Investing.com
