Who Should Attend and What You'll Gain

Whether you are covering Turkish exporters, financing inbound capex or assessing corporate and country risk, this is where the export finance, project finance and development finance community meets in Istanbul to do business. Every audience segment leaves with actionable intelligence.

You are guaranteed to leave with sharpened insights, an extensive network and a clear vision for the upcoming year.

Whether you are covering Turkish-origin exports or supporting inbound capital goods into Türkiye, Istanbul is where cover policy meets live transactions. Compare notes on buyer risk, tenor and local-content rules with the agencies and eximbanks that actually sign the policies.

You'll walk away with a practical read on Turkish exporter demand, where cover is opening or tightening, and how to position your agency on the transactions that will close in the next twelve months.

From conventional syndications to murabaha and wakala structures, Türkiye's banks sit at the centre of export and project finance. This is the room in which ECA desks, international lenders and participation-bank origination teams align on tickets, hold levels and documentation.

You'll walk away with pipeline colour on Turkish corporates and projects, a clear view of participation and Islamic-finance structures, and relationships that turn into tickets.

Winning the commercial contract is only half the job. Bring your pipeline of Turkish-origin goods, EPC packages and overseas bids and test them against the financiers who can make them bankable.

You'll walk away with a financing toolkit for buyer credit, supplier credit and project structures — and a shortlist of institutions ready to support your next bid.

Whether you are a Turkish sponsor raising for capex at home or a project company importing capital equipment, the full spectrum of ECA, DFI and commercial liquidity is in the room.

You'll walk away with a map of available liquidity for Turkish and inbound capex, and a sequenced plan for a bankable financing.

Development mandates and Turkish export and infrastructure demand overlap more than ever — from climate-aligned industry to connectivity and energy. Meet the ECAs, commercial banks and sponsors who need your catalytic capital.

You'll walk away with co-financing opportunities, blended-finance structures and a pipeline that fits your country and sector screens.

Mandates in Türkiye still go to advisers who know which ECA, which participation bank and which DFI will actually clear credit. This is where you hear pricing, structure and political-risk colour before it hits the screens.

You'll walk away with live deal flow, pricing intelligence and a network of ECAs, banks and sponsors ready to mandate.

Cross-border export finance into and out of Türkiye raises governing-law, security-package and sanctions questions that need to be solved before term sheets harden.

You'll walk away with documentation trends, a view on the clauses that are actually negotiating, and a network of counterpart counsel and principals.