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ABTX earnings call for the period ending September 30, 2021.

Borrowers and international lenders have sought to adapt to Turkish market shocks in the past. 

Selcuk Gokoluk and Asli Kandemir, Bloomberg News The currency exchange rates are displayed in Istanbul on June 2. Photographer: Nicole Tung/Bloomberg , Bloomberg (Bloomberg) -- Investors who looked past headwinds that pummeled the Turkish lira to record lows this year and bought foreign-currency bonds issued by the nation’s companies are now sitting on some of the biggest returns in fixed-income markets. At just under 4% -- more than five times the amount netted by traders who parked their cash in a broad emerging-market bond fund -- th...