
It was claimed that former Minister Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya and her husband returned 2.2 billion liras, allegedly obtained from Özata Denizcilik shares, to the Treasury.
In the fund investigation in the capital market, it was claimed that former Minister Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya and her husband İlyas Kaya returned 2.2 billion lira, allegedly obtained from Özata Denizcilik shares, to the Ministry of Treasury and Finance.
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A fund investigation is being carried out, which is stated to affect nearly 500 thousand investors in the capital market.
A critical claim has been made regarding the 'fund' profiteering, which is stated to have directly affected nearly 500 thousand investors in the capital market.
It was learned that former Minister of Family and Social Policies Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya and her husband İlyas Kaya, whose names came to the fore within the scope of the fund investigation, returned approximately 2.2 billion lira, which they allegedly obtained from transactions in Özata Denizcilik shares.
According to Ekonomim.com, the amount in question was transferred to the account notified by the Ministry of Treasury and Finance.
There is no statement yet from ministry officials.
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