Sustainability Strategy

Within Türk Eximbank, sustainability is positioned as a fundamental component of business strategies and a responsible banking approach, with environmental and social impacts considered an integral part of the value creation process. In line with this strategic approach, the Bank aims to create inclusive and lasting value by observing its environmental and social responsibilities while contributing to Türkiye’s export-oriented development goals.

The Bank has identified financial performance, combating climate change, supporting the green transition, and promoting high-tech investments as material topics. National and international regulations such as the CBAM and the Emissions Trading System (ETS) are closely monitored, and corporate policies are shaped in light of these developments. In this context, contributions are made to the green transition processes of exporters, and sustainable development and employment are supported by facilitating access to finance for SMEs and women entrepreneurs.

As of 2025, efforts are being carried out within the framework of “TSRS-Compliant Activities” to monitor and report on sustainability and climate targets in accordance with international standards.

Core Policies and Principles

The core policies developed by Türk Eximbank within its sustainability management system are summarized below:

• Policy on Combating and Adapting to Climate Change: Established to support the dissemination of low-carbon technologies and provide a corporate framework for exporters’ climate-resilient development processes.

You can access the Policy on Combating and Adapting to Climate Change here.

• Environmental and Social Impact Policy: The policy aims to monitor, assess, and manage the direct and indirect environmental and social impacts of banking activities in line with internationally accepted standards.

You can access the Environmental and Social Impact Policy here.

• Policy on Sustainability- and Climate-Related Financial Risks: This policy is an internal framework that defines implementation and oversight processes for managing financial risks arising from sustainability and climate-related factors.