Özet:

Development and investment banks contribute to the formation and development of capital markets in developing countries. Through supporting industrialization, technical advice, participating in the process of improving and realizing public procurement, they lead the development of capital markets. The biggest obstacle faced by developing countries is the low income level and the insufficient amount of savings resulting from it. Developing countries have established development and investment banks to overcome these problems. In the effective work of these banks that add value to the country’s economy, it is important for both the country in which it is located and the bank itself. In our study, the performance shown by the development and investment banks that continue to operate in Turkey between the years 2013-2017 was calculated by using Data Coverage Analysis by the relative performance scores. According to the results obtained between 2013-2015 most investment and development banks showed activity. Banks with low activity rates have increased their activity rates, especially since 2016.