Within the scope of ordinary and extraordinary liquidation processes, payments were made to 299 thousand 464 investors in a total of 100 funds.
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The liquidation process is based on the law no. 7596 dated 22 October 2026, adopted by the Turkish Grand National Assembly, and the decision of the CMB dated 27 October 2026.
Within the scope of the ordinary and extraordinary liquidation processes carried out by the Capital Markets Board (CMB), a total of 97.3 billion TL was paid to 299 thousand 464 investors in 100 funds.
The first interim payments of 29.3 billion TL to 235 thousand 705 investors started in seven funds within the scope of extraordinary liquidation.
Payments to investors in investment funds that have been decided to be liquidated continue. In line with the Law No. 7596 on Certain Investment Funds for Liquidation, dated October 22, 2026, adopted by the Turkish Grand National Assembly, and the CMB's decision dated October 27, 2026, the first interim payments in the funds within the scope of extraordinary liquidation began to be deposited into the accounts of investors as of October 30.
A total of 29.3 billion TL is expected to be paid to 235 thousand 705 investors in seven funds within the scope of extraordinary liquidation created by Atlas, Pusula and Tera portfolio management companies (PYŞ). The amount in question is planned to be transferred to investors' accounts as of October 30.
68 billion TL was paid in ordinary liquidation
During the ordinary liquidation process previously created by A1 Capital, Bulls, Pardus and Hedef portfolio management companies, a total of 68 billion TL was paid to 63 thousand 759 investors in 93 funds.
Thus, when the ordinary and extraordinary liquidation processes are evaluated together, the amount of payments made to 299 thousand 464 investors in a total of 100 funds reached 97.3 billion TL as of October 30.
Investors who were found to have made unfair and exorbitant profits as a result of the audits of the authorized institutions were excluded from the scope of interim payment.
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