İşbank

{{Infobox company

• name = Türkiye İş Bankası A.Ş.
• logo = Türkiye İş Bankası logo.svg
• logo_size = 250px
• image = İş Bank Tower.jpg
• image_size = 265px
• image_caption = İşbank Tower in Levent, İstanbul
• type = Anonim Şirket
• traded_as = {{IMKB|ISATR}} {{IMKB|ISBTR}} {{IMKB|ISCTR}} {{LSE|TIBD}}
• foundation = {{start date and age|1924|08|26}}
• founder = Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
• location_city = İşbank Towers, Levent, Istanbul, Turkey
• locations = 1,195 branches (1,174 domestic; 21 abroad) (2021){{sfn|İşbank Annual Report|2019|p=2}}
• area_served = Worldwide
• industry = Finance and insurance
• products = Financial services, credit cards, consumer banking, corporate banking, investment banking, mortgage loans, private banking
• key_people = {{ubl|Adnan Bali (Chairman)|Hakan Aran (CEO)}}
• revenue = {{Increase}} US$18.27 billion (2024){{sfn|İşbank Annual Report|2024|p=125}}
• operating_income = {{Increase}} US$1.88 billion (2024){{sfn|İşbank Annual Report|2024|p=125}}
• net_income = {{Increase}} US$1.94 billion (2024){{sfn|İşbank Annual Report|2024|p=125}}
• assets = {{Increase}} US$111.88 billion(2024){{sfn|İşbank Annual Report|2024|p=5}}
• equity = {{Increase}} US$10.80 billion (2024){{sfn|İşbank Annual Report|2024|p=5}}
• num_employees = 21,167 (2023){{sfn|İşbank Annual Report|2023|p=2}}
• subsid = 109 subsidiaries,{{sfn|İşBank Annual Report|2015|p=4}} including {{ Collapsible list
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History

Following the culmination of World War I in 1918 and the subsequent dissolution of the Ottoman Empire in 1922, Turkey was declared a republic with Mustafa Kemal Atatürk as the president. Atatürk acknowledged the government’s need for a national financial institution to rebuild Turkey's economy following the debacle of the war. İşbank was founded on 26 August 1924 at the First Economy Congress in İzmir. and[5]

Işbank’s shares are listed on Borsa Istanbul and its depository receipts are traded on London Stock Exchange as GDR (REG S).

International

İşbank's international network comprises 14 branches in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, two branches in Iraq, Kosovo and the United Kingdom respectively, one branch in Bahrain and one representative office in both Cairo and Shanghai. İşbank's German banking subsidiary (İşbank AG ) has 9 branches in Germany and one branch in the Netherlands. İşbank's Russian banking subsidiary (JSC İşbank) has one branch and two representative offices in Russia. There is also a subsidiary in Georgia (JSC İşbank Georgia) with branches in Tbilisi and Batumi.

See also

• İşbank Museum Ankara
• İşbank Museum İstanbul
• List of companies of Turkey
• List of banks in Turkey

Sources