TMSF to Hire 75 Staff Amid Ongoing Fund Investigations
The Savings Deposit Insurance Fund announced recruitment for inspector, specialist, and lawyer roles with applications open until October 30.

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- TMSF recruiting 75 staff for Istanbul headquarters
- Roles: 10 inspector assistants, 45 specialist assistants, 20 lawyers
- Applications via e-Government from Oct 12 to Oct 30, 2026
- Requirements: under 35, 4-year degree, KPSS ≥75, YDS/e-YDS ≥50
- Written and oral exams; top 200 KPSS scores advance if oversubscribed
The Savings Deposit Insurance Fund (TMSF) announced plans to recruit 75 personnel for its Istanbul headquarters while investigations into troubled funds continue. The Official Gazette notice covers 10 fund inspector assistants, 45 fund specialist assistants, and 20 fund lawyers.
Applications opened on October 12 and close on October 30 at 5:00 PM via the e-Government Career Gate portal. Candidates may apply for only one of the three positions and must hold a four-year degree from specified faculties including law, economics, engineering, or statistics.
Applicants must be under 35 years old as of January 1 of the exam year and score at least 75 points on the 2025 or 2026 KPSS Group A exam. Accepted score types include KPSSP8 through KPSSP48 depending on the role.
A minimum score of 50 on the YDS or e-YDS exam in English, French, or German from 2024 to 2026 is also required. If applications exceed 200, only the top 200 KPSS scorers will be invited to the written test.
Selected candidates will face both written and oral examinations. The recruitment drive comes as TMSF continues liquidation work on funds under investigation.
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