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DDK, upon Erdoğan's instructions, began to examine the recent investment fund transactions in the capital markets. The review aims to maintain trust, transparency and stability in financial markets and defend investor rights.
The State Supervisory Board (DDK), upon the instructions of AKP President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, started the examination and audit process covering the recent investment fund transactions in the capital markets.
According to information obtained from DDK sources, upon Erdoğan's instructions, the State Supervisory Board initiated an examination and audit process covering the recent investment fund transactions in the capital markets.
It was stated that the investigation was carried out to determine the necessary administrative and legal measures to maintain trust, transparency and stability in the financial markets, to protect the rights of investors and to prevent similar incidents from recurring.
It was learned that by DDK, which has the authority to directly correspond with all levels of relevant institutions and organizations in line with its constitutional powers and to directly examine all confidential or open physical and digital data, documents and records, the examination, audit and administrative investigation reports prepared when the audit process is completed will be forwarded to the competent administrative and judicial authorities for necessary action.

Chairman of the Presidential State Supervisory Board, Salih Tanrıkulu, announced that, upon the instructions of the President, examination and audit work has been started in order to carry out the transactions and audit activities of investment funds in the capital market in accordance with the legislation.

NEW Party Group Deputy Chairman Emir announced on his social media account that a shipyard in Yalova had appreciated by 1,289 percent in 6 months and the situation of the names and investors arrested in the fund investigation.

It was stated that some businessmen were arrested and an investigation was launched into a financial robbery costing 18-24 billion dollars; The fact that the CMB submitted its report in August 2026, despite the preliminary signs seen 1.5 years ago, brought up discussions about bureaucratic delay and responsibility.

DMM stated that the claims made on social media accounts and international media outlets that it will have serious negative consequences covering the Turkish economy in general do not reflect the truth and are a clear product of disinformation. In the statement, it was noted that the developments in question were not a situation that threatened the general structure of the Turkish economy or the balance of the financial system, on the contrary, they consisted of judicial and administrative processes concentrated in a limited area and carried out in a highly controlled framework in order to protect the transparency and security of the capital markets. It was emphasized that the relevant institutions closely monitor the actions aimed at disrupting the market order, that all necessary measures are meticulously implemented to protect investor rights and maintain the healthy functioning of the markets, and that the public should only rely on the statements made by official authorities.

DMM stated that judicial processes are being carried out against people and accounts that spread false claims on social media and requested that such contents should not be relied upon. Minister Şimşek also warned against speculative news targeting economic stability.

The Ministry of Commerce appointed an inspector to inspect the transactions in Ordu, Giresun, Ünye and Fatsa Commodity Exchanges in order to protect producer rights in the hazelnut market, cover production costs and ensure access to consumers at affordable prices. If investigations detect activities that create market shortages or distort competition, they may lead to administrative sanctions.