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As the capital markets regulatory board, CMB supervises the transactions in the market and imposes administrative sanctions. Bulletins are official publications used to announce the board's decisions to the public.
In the CMB bulletin numbered 2026/64, the Board's decisions regarding capital market instruments, administrative sanctions and various applications were announced. Accordingly, a total of 71 million 26 thousand 385 lira administrative fines were imposed on 3 real persons and 1 legal entity. The Board also approved the free issue certificate for the capital increase of 2 companies from internal resources in a total amount of 1 billion 650 million lira.
A company's issue document containing a debt ceiling of 400 million lira was also approved by the CMB. The export document of a company, which includes a lease certificate issue ceiling of 5 billion lira, was approved. Thus, a decision was taken regarding the issue ceiling and capital increase of a total of 7 billion 50 million liras within the scope of the free capital increase, debt instrument and lease certificate issuance documents included in the bulletin.
While the CMB welcomed the request of a brokerage firm to change its partnership structure and allow capital increase, it also approved the request for the approval of the announcement text regarding the merger in a facilitated procedure, which will be realized by taking over the company in which it owns all of the capital and voting rights of a company.

While the fear of artificial intelligence agents organizing and the scenarios of AI destroying humanity are on the agenda, it is emphasized that a significant part of the new corporate bond issuances in the USA are made by the 'Magnificent 7' technology giants and that these companies are planning trillion-dollar investments in data centers and chips. However, while the return expectations of these investments are uncertain, similarities are shown with the financial bubble mechanism in the 2008 crisis, and combined with the current tensions in the energy, food and debt markets, warnings are given of an increase in systemic risk.

Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office questioned Tera Investment Holding Chairman Emre Tezmen and former Tera Portföy General Manager Alper Öztürk about transactions in the capital market. Tezmen stated that funds are not legally prohibited from buying shares of group companies and that the increase in market value is not inflation. Öztürk stated that his position as portfolio manager was only on paper and that he resigned after the CMB review.

While the CMB's investigation involving financial groups such as Tera, Pusula, Hedef and Bulls continues, Bulls Venture Capital Investment Partnership announced that it will establish a partnership with White Burger Gıda on September 15. Two days after the partnership announcement, critical decisions were made by the CMB regarding the suspension of the purchase and sale of funds and the liquidation of some funds. Kemal Akkaya, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Bulls Investment Securities, testified within the scope of the investigation and declared that there was no loan or share repo transaction in its funds.

In his statements in the British media, Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary stated that flight ticket prices may increase by 10-20% in the summer period due to high oil prices and jet fuel costs and that some airline companies may be at risk of bankruptcy.

NEW Party Istanbul Deputy Gökan Zeybek stated that the official data regarding the fund crisis in Türkiye contradicts the statements of the Minister of Treasury and Finance Mehmet Şimşek and drew attention to the portfolio size of 891 billion TL.

Turkish Airlines signed an agreement with Boeing to purchase a total of 150 Boeing 737 MAX type aircraft, 100 of which are firm and 50 of which are options. This agreement is recorded as THY's largest single-aisle aircraft order with Boeing. The agreement, signed as a result of negotiations that have been ongoing since 2025, also offers the opportunity to transition to the 737-10 model.