Operating for 10 years on its path to becoming the first bank that comes to mind across the Türkiye–Azerbaijan–Georgia triangle, PASHA Bank announced its third-quarter financial results. In line with previous periods, the Bank sustained its stable growth, posting 10.2% growth in Q3 and 29.7% growth year-on-year. With this performance, the Bank’s total assets reached TRY 14.227 billion.
Since its first day in operation in Türkiye, PASHA Bank has embraced sustainable growth without compromising its customer-centric service approach. The Bank serves clients under a broad product umbrella that includes cash and non-cash loans, leasing transactions, project finance, investment loans, forfaiting, receivables financing, as well as treasury and foreign trade products. PASHA Bank also enables clients operating in Azerbaijan and Georgia to transact in manat and lari, and differentiates itself from other investment banks with a mortgage product offered to Azerbaijani citizens.
Strong financial performance continues
Year-to-date, PASHA Bank delivered 10.2% growth, bringing assets to TRY 14.227 billion in Q3. Compared with the same period last year, shareholders’ equity rose 29.3% to TRY 2.195 billion, and the Bank reported TRY 443 million profit in the third quarter. With TRY 9.312 billion in loan support, PASHA Bank continued to contribute to the Turkish economy and the real sector in line with its customers’ needs. To ensure and preserve a sustainable financial structure, the Bank once again maintained asset quality through sound lending processes and effective risk management.
Since 2020, PASHA Bank has assumed a leading position in Türkiye’s capital markets through its Asset-Backed Securities (ABS) issuances. As of Q3 2025, the Bank has completed over TRY 3.5 billion in ABS issuances and, since its first issuance in 2020, has facilitated more than TRY 8 billion of funding for the real economy.
Celebrating its 10th year in Türkiye in 2025, PASHA Bank remains committed to strengthening its regional position and sustainable growth strategy, steadily advancing its mission to be a cross-border bank that empowers its customers.