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DFHG (DenizBank Financial Services Group)

Evolution from a single bank to a comprehensive financial services conglomerate

DFHG

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DenizBank at a Glance

DenizBank, which began operations in 1997 after being purchased from the Privatization Administration by Zorlu Holding, joined Dexia, one of Europe's leading financial groups, in October 2006, and Russia's largest state bank, Sberbank, in September 2012. Subsequently, the Bank's shares were transferred to Emirates NBD, the leading banking group in the MENAT region, on July 31, 2019.

In 2002, DenizBank became the first private bank in the sector to enter agricultural banking by acquiring Tarişbank. During this period, it also acquired DenizBank AG, the largest Turkish bank abroad, and DenizBank Moscow, one of Russia's major financial institutions, in addition to factoring, financial leasing, investment, and portfolio management companies. During the same period, DenizBank incorporated the technology affiliate Intertech and began operating under the legal entity DenizBank Financial Services Group (DFHG) in 2003, bringing together different financial services under one roof.

In 2013, Citi's Retail Banking Division in Turkey was acquired, expanding the customer base; in 2021, the Bank's new generation subsidiary NEOHUB was established to bring start-ups from Turkey to the international stage and contribute to the entrepreneurial environment. The DenizBank Financial Services Group currently consists of DenizBank,six domestic and two international financial subsidiaries, seven domestic non-financial subsidiaries, and one branch each in Bahrain and Girne.


Bank of focused on benefiting society and people

Since its inception, DenizBank has aimed to contribute to Turkey's economic and social development by promoting the efficient and prudent use of financial resources. It operates with a focus on creating value for its country, shareholders, employees, and customers. The bank also embraces sustainability as a fundamental principle, conscious of the role the financial sector plays in the green transition. It integrates a sustainability perspective into every stage of its business processes, primarily through financial solutions that support SMEs, producers, women entrepreneurs, the accessibility of banking services, and the transition to a low-carbon economy.

DenizBank, which has an extensive service network, has a total of 630 branches in Turkey, Girne, and Bahrain, while its subsidiary DenizBank AG, located in Vienna, has a total of 14 branches. The group operates in EU countries through DenizBank AG, while DenizBank Moscow provides services abroad to its existing customers trading with Russia.
TL million (1)
31.12.2024
Total assets
1,578,539
Cash loans
796,201
Deposits
949,986
Equity (including subordinated loans)
163,729
Number of branches(2)
644
Number of customers (million)
18,9
Net profit
45,297
(1) These are consolidated BDDK data.
(2) Including overseas subsidiaries.