In recent years, the classical reporting approach, which focused only on financial results and ignored the results of environmental and social events, has become insufficient over time and a number of different quests have emerged for this purpose. As a result of these searches, approaches enabling financial and non-financial information to be reported together have been preferred by different organizations in many sectors. The most innovative of these approaches is the integrated reporting approach. The purpose of this study is to measure the effect of this understanding of the banking sector. For this purpose, the CAMELS Analysis method, which is widely used in the literature, was used to evaluate the financial performance of banks in the study. In order to determine the corporate reporting levels of the banks, the integrated reporting levels were determined by scoring the integrated reports, sustainability reports and annual reports through the content analysis method. The scope of the study consists of 13 banks classified in sectoral basis in KAP. Panel data regression analysis was used to evaluate and interpret the obtained data. As a result of the analysis, the integrated reporting Level has a positive relationship between the banks’ capital adequacy and profitability and a negative relationship between the quality of management. In addition, there was a positive relationship between active quality, profitability and liquidity, and a negative relationship between management quality with banks’ integrated reporting adoption.