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THE PREMIUM INVESTOR PACK · IN ENGLISH

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Türkiye is more than a market headline. Understand the economy, politics, companies and capital markets with a beautifully clear, 200-page investor handbook.

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200pages of perspective
32macro & FX charts
20company dossiers
96source references

CONTEXT IS YOUR ADVANTAGE

From the big picture
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Trace inflation into margins. Translate lira gains into your own currency. Read a company’s cash flow with confidence. Build an investment process grounded in evidence.

01

Understand the country

Monetary policy, inflation, growth, demographics, external financing and political risk, with dated data and clear explanations.

02

Understand the business

Sector economics and company research dossiers connect the country story to pricing, costs, governance and cash generation.

03

Understand your exposure

Access routes, custody, execution, currency, tax questions and practical scenarios help turn research into a more informed decision.

DEPTH YOU CAN INSPECT

A complete research journey.

More than 37,000 words, original charts, visual frameworks and practical reference tools. Explore the full contents before you buy.

PART 01 · PAGES 18

Orientation

Your starting point, reading routes and a dated country snapshot.

PART 02 · PAGES 954

Foundations

23 core subjects covering access, institutions, currency, statements, valuation and risk.

PART 03 · PAGES 5586

Macro atlas

28 annual macro series and four currency chart pages, with dates, definitions and sources.

PART 04 · PAGES 87102

Sector playbooks

16 sector frameworks explaining revenue drivers, costs, capital needs and the questions to ask.

PART 05 · PAGES 103122

Company dossiers

20 company research dossiers, from Turkish Airlines and Akbank to Koç Holding and Turkcell.

PART 06 · PAGES 123146

Deeper perspectives

24 deeper guides to policy, bonds, funds, derivatives, accounting, property, tax and execution.

PART 07 · PAGES 147166

Worked examples

20 transparent calculations covering FX returns, inflation, rights issues, debt and portfolio risk.

PART 08 · PAGES 167186

Practical workbooks

20 guided templates for due diligence, company research, scenario analysis and monitoring.

PART 09 · PAGES 187200

Reference desk

A practical glossary, source directory, scheduled policy events, topic index and formula desk.

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  1. 001Understand Türkiye. Invest with perspective.
  2. 002A country in context.
  3. 003Choose your reading path.
  4. 004Designed for clear thinking.
  5. 005Türkiye, in focus.
  6. 006Every number has a clock.
  7. 007See the connected risks.
  8. 008Your first week, with purpose.
  9. 009Start here: your route into Türkiye
  10. 010Start here · in practice
  11. 011Who does what: the market’s institutions
  12. 012Who does what · in practice
  13. 013Account opening for a non-resident
  14. 014Account opening for a non-resident · in practice
  15. 015Broker selection and custody due diligence
  16. 016Broker selection and custody due diligence · in practice
  17. 017Shares, funds, bonds and derivatives
  18. 018Shares, funds, bonds and derivatives · in practice
  19. 019Reading BIST indices without overgeneralising
  20. 020Reading BIST indices without overgeneralising · in practice
  21. 021Orders, trading sessions and settlement
  22. 022Orders, trading sessions and settlement · in practice
  23. 023Lira, home-currency and real returns
  24. 024Lira, home-currency and real returns · in practice
  25. 025A disciplined macroeconomic dashboard
  26. 026A disciplined macroeconomic dashboard · in practice
  27. 027Politics, institutions and investment risk
  28. 028Politics, institutions and investment risk · in practice
  29. 029Microeconomics: pricing power and competition
  30. 030Microeconomics · in practice
  31. 031The investor’s event calendar
  32. 032The investor’s event calendar · in practice
  33. 033Reading Turkish company accounts
  34. 034Reading Turkish company accounts · in practice
  35. 035Sector-by-sector research questions
  36. 036Sector-by-sector research questions · in practice
  37. 037Valuation and scenario analysis
  38. 038Valuation and scenario analysis · in practice
  39. 039KAP, governance and corporate actions
  40. 040KAP, governance and corporate actions · in practice
  41. 041Tax, residence and records
  42. 042Tax, residence and records · in practice
  43. 043Funding, conversion and repatriation
  44. 044Funding, conversion and repatriation · in practice
  45. 045Risk management and stress tests
  46. 046Risk management and stress tests · in practice
  47. 047A weekly research workflow
  48. 048A weekly research workflow · in practice
  49. 049Worked examples: costs, dilution and cash flow
  50. 050Worked examples · in practice
  51. 051The practical worksheets
  52. 052The practical worksheets · in practice
  53. 053Glossary and a 30-day learning plan
  54. 054Glossary and a 30-day learning plan · in practice
  55. 055The scale of the economy
  56. 056Growth through the cycle
  57. 057Income and purchasing power
  58. 058Inflation changes the yardstick
  59. 059The price of domestic output
  60. 060The labour-market headline
  61. 061How much of the population works?
  62. 062Participation in the economy
  63. 063The participation opportunity
  64. 064A market of people
  65. 065Where demand concentrates
  66. 066Demographics over a longer horizon
  67. 067Investment in future capacity
  68. 068The household demand engine
  69. 069The public-demand channel
  70. 070Demand beyond the border
  71. 071The import exposure
  72. 072The external balance
  73. 073Longer-term foreign capital
  74. 074A reserve buffer, with definitions
  75. 075External obligations
  76. 076Short-term funding pressure
  77. 077The cost of servicing external debt
  78. 078The manufacturing base
  79. 079Industry in the economy
  80. 080The services economy
  81. 081Agriculture and supply shocks
  82. 082Credit and private activity
  83. 083The dollar perspective
  84. 084The sterling perspective
  85. 085The euro perspective
  86. 086Three currencies. One lira.
  87. 087Banks
  88. 088Aviation
  89. 089Refining & energy
  90. 090Automotive
  91. 091Steel & metals
  92. 092Glass & chemicals
  93. 093Food retail
  94. 094Telecommunications
  95. 095Holding companies
  96. 096Construction & engineering
  97. 097Listed property & REITs
  98. 098Insurance
  99. 099Power & renewables
  100. 100Defence & technology
  101. 101Tourism & hotels
  102. 102Logistics & transport infrastructure
  103. 103Turkish Airlines
  104. 104Pegasus Airlines
  105. 105Aselsan
  106. 106Tüpraş
  107. 107Akbank
  108. 108Garanti BBVA
  109. 109Türkiye İş Bankası
  110. 110Yapı Kredi
  111. 111BİM
  112. 112Migros
  113. 113Koç Holding
  114. 114Sabancı Holding
  115. 115Ford Otosan
  116. 116Tofaş
  117. 117Ereğli Demir Çelik
  118. 118Şişecam
  119. 119Turkcell
  120. 120Türk Telekom
  121. 121Enka İnşaat
  122. 122TAV Airports
  123. 123How monetary policy reaches a company
  124. 124Inflation: level, momentum and base effects
  125. 125The external financing map
  126. 126Fiscal policy and sovereign capacity
  127. 127Politics without partisan shortcuts
  128. 128Geopolitics and cross-border exposure
  129. 129Local-currency government bonds
  130. 130Hard-currency sovereign bonds
  131. 131Corporate debt and lease certificates
  132. 132Funds and ETFs
  133. 133Futures, options and leverage
  134. 134Currency hedging in practice
  135. 135Corporate actions: rights, dividends and splits
  136. 136Reading inflation-adjusted accounts
  137. 137Earnings quality and cash conversion
  138. 138Valuation in an inflationary economy
  139. 139Control, minority rights and capital allocation
  140. 140IPOs and new listings
  141. 141Trading costs and execution quality
  142. 142Owning a business in Türkiye
  143. 143Direct property investment
  144. 144Tax: two countries, several income types
  145. 145Custody, insolvency and operational resilience
  146. 146From country view to portfolio exposure
  147. 147A lira gain. A dollar loss.
  148. 148The currency break-even point
  149. 149Nominal wealth versus purchasing power
  150. 150Dividends belong in total return
  151. 151Small costs. Compounded impact.
  152. 152A two-dimensional return map
  153. 153When bond yields rise
  154. 154Coupon is not yield
  155. 155A holding-company NAV bridge
  156. 156Funding a rights issue
  157. 157Growth can consume cash
  158. 158When revenue grows and margin falls
  159. 159A simple repricing gap
  160. 160Revenue currency is not net currency exposure
  161. 161A terminal-value sensitivity
  162. 162A modest asset decline. A large equity loss.
  163. 163Position size meets market liquidity
  164. 164A combined country and currency shock
  165. 165Gross rent versus net property yield
  166. 166Expected value is not a promised result
  167. 167Your investment mandate
  168. 168Choose a route to market
  169. 169Broker due diligence
  170. 170Account-opening evidence file
  171. 171The cross-border tax interview
  172. 172The one-page company thesis
  173. 173Read a filing systematically
  174. 174Your weekly macro dashboard
  175. 175The before-and-after event note
  176. 176The political-risk evidence log
  177. 177The valuation assumptions sheet
  178. 178A three-scenario investment tree
  179. 179Your currency and maturity ladder
  180. 180A usable risk register
  181. 181The pre-trade decision ticket
  182. 182The corporate-action diary
  183. 183The base-currency performance ledger
  184. 184The source and data-quality audit
  185. 185A repeatable weekly review
  186. 186Your first 30 days
  187. 187The institutional address book
  188. 188Market language
  189. 189Company analysis language
  190. 190Macroeconomic language
  191. 191Credit, derivatives and risk
  192. 192A practical Turkish vocabulary
  193. 193The country research desk
  194. 194The markets research desk
  195. 195The company research desk
  196. 196The next policy milestones.
  197. 197Keep the next year in view.
  198. 198Find the question that matters.
  199. 199The calculation reference
  200. 200Keep your perspective current.
Evidence you can trace. Charts use World Bank and ECB observations, with Turkish official releases for current context. Each series carries its dates and definitions. Trading Economics’ Türkiye pages are linked for further exploration. Company dossiers provide research frameworks; they are not live price targets or recommendations.

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