Turkey: Banking, finance & investment November 15 2001 Turkey's ambitious economic reforms face a new challenge following the international crisis resulting from the recent attacks on the United States. As investors shy away from emerging markets and the US economy slows down, the Turkish economy, already undergoing its deepest recession since 1945, faces a further delay in a resumption of growth, initially hoped for by the end of this year. Overview - Stability proves an elusive goal - Financial reforms well under way State & foreign investment - Help that often proves harmful - Political uncertainty is a powerful deterrent Profile - Ross Breeders Anatolia Tourism - Industry hopes for a speedy rebound - Authentic style targets visitors - East meets west in vibrant city scene Related surveys - Turkey 2001 - Turkish industry & investment 2001 - Turkish banking & investment 2000