Minister of Treasury and Finance Mehmet Şimşek stated that their priorities are to complete the liquidation of problematic funds and protect investor rights.
Minister of Treasury and Finance Mehmet Şimşek stated that regulations that increase transparency in capital markets have been made and liquidation of problematic funds is a priority.
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The Ministry of Treasury and Finance is implementing new regulations to increase transparency in capital markets.
Minister of Treasury and Finance Mehmet Şimşek said, "Our priority is to complete the liquidation of problematic funds and protect the rights of investors. Sanctions will be applied decisively against those who disrupt the fair and competitive functioning of the markets."
In his statement on his virtual media account, Minister Şimşek said, "Important regulations that increase transparency in capital markets and strengthen investor confidence are made by the relevant institutions.
Taking into account the evaluations of international index providers, the information flow was strengthened and final shareholding became more transparent with the regulations of the Capital Markets Board. With the Fund Guide announced at the end of August, hedge funds were able to disclose their portfolios weekly and to announce the exceeding or falling below of certain shareholding thresholds in funds traded on TEFAS. Concentration limits were imposed on funds.
It became mandatory for borrowing transactions to be carried out in organized markets and with collateral. By closely monitoring the results of the regulations, necessary additional steps will be taken without delay in consultation with all our stakeholders.
Our priority is to complete the liquidation of problematic funds and protect the rights of investors. Sanctions will be applied decisively against those who disrupt the fair and competitive functioning of the markets. We plan to complete the legal regulations that will strengthen the fight against capital market crimes, including coordinated transactions of funds, by the beginning of 2027. "Our goal is to create a transparent, reliable and effective capital market where investor rights are protected," he said.
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Legal regulations to combat capital market crimes will be completed by the beginning of 2027
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