
Turkish Capital Markets Association (TSPB) announced that it supports the new decisions taken by the Capital Markets Board (CMB) to increase market stability and confidence.
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CMB has introduced new regulations in order to maintain stability after the recent fluctuations in the markets.
Turkish Capital Markets Association (TSPB) made the following statements in its statement following the recent events in the markets and the decisions made by the Capital Markets Board:
"In the process that started with the Investment Funds Guide prepared by the Capital Markets Board (CMB), we support the regulations implemented with the contributions of the CMB, Borsa Istanbul, Takasbank, the Central Registry Agency, our association and other stakeholders; we consider these regulations as important steps that will contribute to the safer functioning of our capital markets. We also support the decisions taken today following the fluctuations in the markets in recent days; we believe that these decisions will contribute to strengthening confidence in the market and preserving stability."
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