Statement from Cevdet Yılmaz about the fund scandal: 'Using public resources is out of the question'

Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz said that public resources will not be used to eliminate the grievances experienced in investment funds. Yılmaz announced that there was an injunction decision on 7 companies and 131 funds, three companies accepted the ordinary liquidation conditions and the process regarding four companies continues.

PRECAUTIONARY DECISION ON 7 COMPANIES AND 131 FUNDS

Yılmaz stated that the judicial process regarding the fund scandal continues and made the following statements:

The judicial process has started and is ongoing. I actually don't remember anyone who ran away abroad. There are injunction orders against 7 companies and 131 funds.

Yılmaz added that the Fund Coordination Board was established.

PAYMENTS WERE COMPLETED IN THREE COMPANIES

Yılmaz stated that the three companies accepted the ordinary liquidation conditions and the payments were completed in these companies. Stating that 17 of the funds of the companies in question have been deactivated, Yılmaz noted that there is no grievance left in these companies, there are only closed funds.

NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUE FOR ATLAS

Stating that there are four companies in which the process continues, Yılmaz said that negotiations regarding Atlas are continuing. Yılmaz announced that there were 58 thousand people negatively affected by the Atlas process.

'USE OF PUBLIC RESOURCES IS NOT OUT OF THE QUESTION'

Answering the question about whether public resources will be used to eliminate fund grievances, Yılmaz said the following: