While growth in Turkey’s economy has slowed thanks to a number of economic and geopolitical challenges, the country’s small affluent population will continue to increase at a healthy rate. The retail savings and investments market is dominated by deposits, though stronger growth is predicted for the smaller asset classes such as equities and mutual funds. The offshore market remains important, accounting for around 25% of HNW portfolios, with tax efficiency and client anonymity the primary drivers for holding assets overseas.
Wealth in Turkey: Sizing the Market Opportunity analyzes the Turkish wealth and retail savings and investments markets, with a focus on the HNW segment. The report is based on our proprietary datasets.
Specifically the report includes Sizes the affluent market (both by the number of individuals and value of their liquid assets) using Publisher’s proprietary datasets. Analyzes which asset classes are favored by Turkish investors and how their preferences impact the growth of the total savings and investments market. Examines HNW clients’ attitudes towards non-liquid investments, such as property and commodities. Identifies key drivers and booking centers for offshore investments.
Key Findings
In 2015, 2.3% of Turkey’s population was affluent, with the number of affluent individuals forecast to increase by 11% a year between 2015 and 2019.
The mass affluent currently hold the bulk of the country’s wealth (61.3% of liquid assets). Total affluent assets are expected to continue to grow in line with the number of affluent individuals over the next five years, rising by 10% a year to reach $435bn by 2019.
Strong growth will continue in the country’s relatively undeveloped savings and investments market. Deposits still dominate (88.2% of assets in 2015) due to structural factors, the taxation regime, and consumer preferences.
Relatively strong growth is predicted for smaller asset classes (7% a year for equities and 8% a year for mutual funds to 2019) as Turkey’s capital markets begin to mature, but these classes will remain only a small proportion of the overall portfolio.
Property remains a vital component of wealth portfolios. Turkish HNW individuals hold 17% of their investible assets outside traditional investments, with just under half of these assets held in direct property investments. Turkey has the highest share of alternative investments allocated to direct property among the countries included in Publisher’s Global Wealth Managers Survey.
Offshore investments account for around 25% of HNW portfolios, with assets mainly in the US and Germany.
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-Benchmark your share of the Turkish wealth market against the current market size
-Forecast your future growth prospects using our projections for the market to 2019
-Identify your most promising client segment by analyzing the penetration of affluent individuals in Turkey– both at country and regional level
-Evaluate your HNW proposition by understanding how the Turkish tax systems will impact HNW clients
-Review your offshore strategy by uncovering the HNW motivations for offshore investments and their preferred booking centers
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Few points from List of Figures
Figure 1: Just over 2% of the population in Turkey is affluent
Figure 2: The Turkish mass affluent hold the bulk of the country’s wealth
Figure 3: In spite of a slowdown, strong growth will continue in the Turkish retail savings and investments market
Figure 4: Deposits dominate the Turkish market and will drive liquid wealth to reach $413.5bn in 2019
Figure 5: While deposits will drive growth to 2019, faster growth is also expected in the smaller asset classes of equities and mutual funds
Figure 6: Deposits will continue to grow strongly
Figure 7: Bonds are forecast to decline as an asset class
Figure 8: Equities and mutual fund holdings are correlated with the performance of the stock market
Figure 9: Direct property investments account for the bulk of illiquid assets
Figure 10: Turkish HNW individuals hold 25% of their liquid wealth offshore
Figure 11: Client anonymity and tax efficiency are the key drivers of offshore investment
Figure 12: The US and Germany accounted for 82% of Turkish HNW offshore assets in 2015
Figure 13: Turkey has signed a limited number of TIEAs
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