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Abstract This study was conducted with the aim of evaluating the work done in the Turkish Banking Sector in the framework of the Basel Criteria to explore what stage the sector is in the process of compliance with the Basel Criteria. In the study; the process of transition to Basel I and II criteria in Turkey: Basel I and II preparation work, the legal regulations made in the Turkish Banking Regulation in accordance with Basel criteria and the local numerical impact work carried out by the BDDK, the capacity of the sector to comply with Basel II criteria was assessed. The study also discussed the potential impacts of Basel III Criteria on the Turkish Banking Sector, which has not yet been given a definitive form. In June 2012, the Turkish banking department successfully implemented the Basel II rules. It is clear that in respect of compliance with Basel III rules, which are already attempted to give a final form in the world and which are subjected to serious criticism in some aspects, the Turkish Banking Division will not have any trouble with the analysis of the existing data. On the other hand, the correspondence that Turkey has shown in the financial sector in respect of international rules, is estimated to give more positive results in terms of overall sustainable growth, economic development and the country’s structural transformation, is dependent on the solution of other structural problems of the Turkey economy and the main macroeconomic instability.