PRACTICES OF BANKS FOR CREDITS TO BE GRANTED TO SMEs

Year 2021, Volume: 4 Issue: 1, 1 - 33, 30.06.2021

Cem Sadık Acar Müge Çetiner

https://doi.org/10.52736/ubeyad.940904

Cited By: 1

Abstract

While a certain definition has not been made for SMEs across the world yet, this definition is determined according to conditions of country where SME operates in. In general, companies defined as SME constitute 80%-90% of the overall economy, SMEs lead and drive both employment and economy. In this study, definition of SMEs made in general or by banks and challenges and advantages to be seen with BASEL III are addressed. Innovations brought by BASEL III and effects of these innovations on SMEs are also mentioned. With a field study conducted for Istanbul province specifically, it is aimed to research the source of financing issues of SMEs and tools they use to get over this problem, possible problems they may face with BASEL III and their thoughts on the transition process. In the light of survey findings, it is concluded that most of enterprises operate as SME clients in Turkey, they go through financial issues and their concerns mostly focus on credit costs with BASEL III, but most of them expect a trouble-free transition to BASEL III.

Keywords

SME, BASEL III, Banking

PRACTICES OF BANKS FOR CREDITS TO BE GRANTED TO SMEs

Abstract

While a certain definition has not been made for SMEs across the world yet, this definition is determined according to conditions of country where SME operates in. In general, companies defined as SME constitute 80%-90% of the overall economy, SMEs lead and drive both employment and economy.
In this study, definition of SMEs made in general or by banks and challenges and advantages to be seen with BASEL III are addressed. Innovations brought by BASEL III and effects of these innovations on SMEs are also mentioned. With a field study conducted for Istanbul province specifically, it is aimed to research the source of financing issues of SMEs and tools they use to get over this problem, possible problems they may face with BASEL III and their thoughts on the transition process. In the light of survey findings, it is concluded that most of enterprises operate as SME clients in Turkey, they go through financial issues and their concerns mostly focus on credit costs with BASEL III, but most of them expect a trouble-free transition to BASEL III.

Keywords

SME, BASEL III, Banking, Istanbul Province

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