Euler Hermes Turkey has again been named “The Best Credit Insurance Company in Turkey” in 2015 by Global Banking & Finance Review, one of the leading independent financial publication companies. “Euler Hermes continues to support the growth of businesses in Turkey by providing clients with the services and knowledge they need to be able to […]
Euler Hermes Turkey has again been named “The Best Credit Insurance Company in Turkey” in 2015 by Global Banking & Finance Review, one of the leading independent financial publication companies.
“Euler Hermes continues to support the growth of businesses in Turkey by providing clients with the services and knowledge they need to be able to trade and develop successfully at home and internationally,” said Wanda Rich, editor of Global Banking & Finance Review.
The award recognizes outstanding companies for their innovations, success, strategies, inspiring differences, experiences and expertise in the global economy. Euler Hermes Turkey was again acknowledged for its continuing efforts to deliver high quality products and services.
Euler Hermes Turkey – Best Credit Insurance Company Turkey 2015
“Credit insurance use is rapidly growing in Turkey,” said Özlem Özüner, CEO, Euler Hermes Turkey. “Following BDDK’s latest decision, credit insurance policies will be accepted as second-degree guarantees by banks. We believe this will also raise awareness about its advantages. We will continue to offer guarantees that can be turned into cash quickly for both the guarantee of the customers and the banks, continue to collaborate with multiple sectors and support the sustainable growth of companies in Turkey. Receiving this award two years in a row confirms we are on the right path and encourages us to continue our innovation and customer focus.”
Having entered the Turkish market in September 2010, Euler Hermes Turkey’s headquarters are located in Istanbul. Euler Hermes Turkey is a member of Euler Hermes Mediterranean, Middle East and Africa (MMEA) region, which has over 600 employees in Italy, Greece, Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), Israel, Morocco, Portugal, South Africa, Tunisia and Turkey.
