Their equally well educated peers in central and eastern Europe might be able to talk the talk just as well, but Istanbul’s young banking Turks can walk the walk with a sense of assurance born of having managed their way out of crises and subsequently having reaped the rewards of the boom times.
Kemal Kaya, chief executive of Yapi Kredi Bank, Turkey’s number four player measured by assets, could arguably be the archetype of the rising stars in the country’s financial services industry.
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