Abstract:

Development and investment banks are established in developing countries with the aim of providing investors with resources and project support for the growth of the economy. These banks facilitate the entry of foreign capital into the country and thus provide support for the investment in the country. The banks also provide technical support by assessing the efficiency and profitability of the projects to be implemented. Development banks and investment banks are in a character that complement each other, and in Turkey development banking and investment banking are assessed within the same banking group. In Turkey, by 2020, the capital capacity rate of development and investment banks is 25.6%, while the average self-source profitability is 12.5%. It is necessary to measure and monitor the performance of banks with important functions in the economy. Therefore, the banks with negative financial data are provided to be identified in advance Method- One of the methods applied in the field of remote monitoring in developed countries is the CAMELS analysis. In this study, 3 of the public capital operating between 2009-2019 and 6 of the private capital were used as a sample of 9 development and investment banks. The CAMELS analysis was carried out with 21 financial rates determined within the 6 components of the banks under the research. The findings - The study found trends from years to years with positive and negative values received by development and investment banks in the direction of CAMELS index values. The results obtained will both guide bank officials and give specific clues about what attitude and behavior they should be in their future-oriented perspectives. Discussions - The CAMELS rating method can be used to make different applications by researchers in the progressive process using different financial rates in the components. It is also expected that development and investment banks that have an important position for Turkey can be investigated by different methods.

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