The effects of public participation banks on the Islamic banking sector (2010-2019)

The research consists of three main chapters. Started with an overview of participation banking, the beginning, and components of Turkey's participation banking. The second chapter, explaining the differences between conventional and participation banks through collect (deposits) and present (credits/loans) funding methods, interest and profit, audit and shari audit, and a simple summary about Turkey participation banks association. The third chapter consists of three main parts too. First part by focusing on private participation banks (Albaraka Türk, Kuveyt Türk, Türkiye Finans) showing the change of private participation banks variables (net profit, collected funds, given loans/credits) before and after public banks come through the participation banking market (2010-2019). Then, from 2015 to 2020 to examine the impact of the public participation banks variables (advertising expenses, number of branches, profit rate on deposit and loans) on the private participation banks share by their variables (net profit, collected funds, given loans/credits) Multiple linear regression analysis has been used. Subsequently, the last part presents diagrams that are explaining private participation banks to which sector pay attention by financing operations after public banks entered the participation market. This research has been prepared for a master's degree in the Department of Islamic Economics and Finance at Sakarya University in the Institute of Social Sciences.