
Minister of Treasury and Finance Mehmet Şimşek announced that the payments of approximately 43 thousand investors in 17 funds liquidated within the scope of the fund investigation were transferred to the relevant banks.
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17 funds belonging to A1 Capital, Bulls and Pardus were taken into liquidation within the scope of an investigation.
The payment process awaited by thousands of investors who were victims of the fund investigation has begun.
Minister of Treasury and Finance Mehmet Şimşek stated that 17 funds were liquidated and announced that the money of approximately 43 thousand fund participants was transferred to the relevant banks.
Şimşek said, "17 funds have been liquidated. As of today, the money of 43 thousand fund participants has been transferred to the relevant banks."
FIRST PAYMENT DAY WAS 8 OCTOBER
In line with the calendar announced by Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz at the General Assembly of the Turkish Grand National Assembly, October 8 was determined as the first payment day for approximately 43 thousand investors in 17 funds belonging to A1 Capital, Bulls and Pardus.
Thus, the first lump sum payment process within the scope of the liquidation process began.

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