The liquidation process continues in the funds belonging to A1, Bulls and Pardus portfolio management companies.
The Fund Coordination Board, convened under the chairmanship of Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz, announced that 6.4 billion TL was paid to 43 thousand 643 investors in the A1, Bulls and Pardus funds and that the liquidation process of a total of 40.5 billion TL was aimed to be completed.
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The processes of investment funds decided to be liquidated by the Capital Markets Board are managed by the Fund Coordination Board.
The Fund Coordination Board met for the fifth time. The meeting, chaired by Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz, was attended by the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Treasury and Finance and the relevant institutions and organizations of these ministries.
In the statement made about the meeting by the Directorate of Communications, it was stated that at this stage, a total of 6.4 billion TL was paid to 43 thousand 643 investors in the funds managed by A1, Bulls and Pardus.
The liquidation process for the remaining 49 funds of these 3 portfolio management companies, worth a total of 34.1 billion TL, is aimed to be completed by the end of this week.
The statement included the following statements:
"The Bill, which will ensure that the Board implements the previous meeting decisions, carries out the liquidation process in a fair, transparent and effective manner in some investment funds decided to be liquidated by the Capital Markets Board, and ensures legal assurance of payments, was submitted to the Presidency of the Turkish Grand National Assembly on 09.10.2026. It is envisaged that the proposal will be discussed in the GNAT Plan Budget Commission on 14.10.2026."
At the current stage; Last week, a total of 6.4 billion TL was paid by Ziraat Bank to 43,643 investors in the funds managed by A1, Bulls and Pardus. Within the scope of the remaining 49 funds of these 3 portfolio management companies, the liquidation process worth a total of 34.1 Billion TL is aimed to be completed by the end of this week. Thus, a total liquidation of 40.5 Billion TL in kind and cash will be completed for 45,745 people in 66 separate investment funds in 3 portfolio management companies.
On the other hand, after the proposal on the agenda of the Turkish Grand National Assembly becomes law, it is aimed to complete the interim payments of the other 65 funds in the liquidation process immediately.
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The bill will be discussed in the GNAT Planning and Budget Commission on 14.10.2026.
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The Presidency's Directorate of Communications announced that 6.4 billion TL was paid to 43 thousand 643 investors regarding the liquidation process in A1, Bulls and Pardus funds, and a total of 40.5 billion TL is aimed to be completed. The bill will be discussed in the commission on October 14.
The Presidency's Directorate of Communications announced that the bill prepared for investment funds in the liquidation process will be discussed in the Turkish Grand National Assembly on October 14. It was stated that 6.4 billion liras were paid to 43 thousand investors through Ziraat Bank.

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