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,Distribution of BES participants by profession

02%
02% 07% Serbest meslek
03%
Ev hanımı
03% 25%
İşçi
Memur
03%
Öğretmen
03%
Emekli
05% Çiftçi

Bankacı
06% Doktor/Eczacı
17% Öğrenci
Teknisyen
08%
Mühendis
16% Diğer

them preferred interest-free funds. On the other hand, 46% percent 66% of contracts that were continuing at the end of 2017 belonged
of private sector employees preferred to invest in interest-bearing to male employees, while only 34% belonged to female employees.
funds, while 54% preferred interest-free funds. According to the statistic on the continuation rate of certificates by
gender and age of the employees, the highest continuation rate is
Top 10 cities that owned highest number of OKS certificates were observed in male employees who are younger than 25. However, ac-
İstanbul, Ankara, İzmir, Bursa, Kocaeli, Antalya, Gaziantep, Kon- cording to the statistic on the continuation of certificates by gender
ya, Adana and Manisa; while the average rate of termination in and age range of employees in the public and private sectors, we see
those cities stood at 62 percent. On the other hand, top 10 cities that women employed in the public sector who are younger than 25
with highest rate of continuation were listed as Şırnak, Hakkari, have the highest rate of continuation with 57 percent. Lastly, when
Bayburt, Ardahan, Gümüşhane, Rize, Ağrı, Bitlis, Tunceli and Er- we look into the statistic on the continuation rate of employees by
zurum. Top 10 cities with highest rate of withdrawal are Tekirdağ, interest-bearing/interest-free fund preferences according to the gen-
Kırklareli, Kocaeli, İzmir, Eskişehir, Zonguldak, Bursa, Bilecik, İs- der and ages, we see that the highest continuation rate belongs to
tanbul and Adana. employees who are under 25 and prefer interest-free funds.

Distrubution of participants' fund size according to fund groups*

Kıymetli maden 05%

Hisse senedi 08%

Standart 10%

Kamu borçlanma (YP) 11%

Likit 11%

Kamu borçlanma (TL) 22%

Esnek 35%

*Excluding state subsidy funds.