11 executives lose their jobs overnight at Ziraat Bankası Ziraat Bankası General Manager Hüseyin Aydın’s decision to dismiss 11 deputy general managers on Tuesday lies behind his plans to restructure senior management at the bank and hand-pick his own executive team, the Star daily has reported.

Turkish businessmen headed on excursion to Libya Minister of Economy Zafer Çağlayan is headed for the Libyan capital of Tripoli to participate in a series of meetings.

News from Turkish Insurance and Indiviual Retirement System at November 2011 Anadolu Sigorta wins recognition with its ‘One Master One Thousand Masters’ commercials

TAV signs 1.5 billion dollar agreement with Medina TAV has signed on to a 1.5 billion dollar agreement on the Medina Airport’s build-operate-transfer project.

Firm sees up to $170 million insured loss in eastern Turkey The earthquake that struck eastern Turkey could cost insurers up to $170 million, with the impact limited by a low take-up of insurance in the region, risk modelling agency AIR Worldwide said on Wednesday.

Turkish airport management firm wins Medinah airport tender Turkish TAV Airports Holding wins Saudi Arabia´s Medinah Airport tender along with its partners Al Rajhi and Saudi Oger.

Turkey’s e-commerce grows at rapid pace The total revenue earned through online payments increased by 52 percent to 16.9 billion Turkish Liras in the year’s first nine months compared to the same period last year, according to data released yesterday.

Insurance company Basak Inam Sigorta reconsiders forecasts for late 2011 Baku, Fineko/abc.az Joint Azerbaijani-Turkish insurance company Basak Inam Sigorta is reconsidering forecasts for the volume of premiums for late 2011.

State bank reshuffles its top management In a rare and unexpected reshuffle by a top state lender, 11 deputy general managers out of 14 have been relieved of their duties at Ziraat Bank, the Turkish bank focused on agriculture.

Turkish Parliament head outlines road map for drafting charter Parliamentary Speaker Cemil Çiçek has outlined the steps that will be taken to draft a new charter during a meeting with editors-in-chief of newspapers and television stations this morning in Istanbul.

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