Turkey's Markets Regulator Tightens Rules for Hedge Funds
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Capital Markets Board (SPK) Introduces New Regulations for Investment Funds and Portfolio Companies.
The Capital Markets Board has amended the guidelines for investment funds, redefining the capital requirements for portfolio management companies until 2027. New rules have also been introduced regarding over-the-counter transaction limits for share sales.
The Capital Markets Board (SPK) has published regulations regarding investment funds.
The Capital Markets Board (SPK) has introduced new rules for large funds managing money in the stock market. No one will be able to gamble on the stock market with someone else's money anymore. The rules have been significantly tightened to ensure everything is honest and secure...
Economy - The Capital Markets Board (SPK) has made comprehensive changes to the "Guidelines on Investment Funds," introducing new rules regarding the establishment of investment funds, the management of hedge funds, and the capital adequacy of portfolio management companies.
The Capital Markets Board (SPK), in an update to the Guide on Investment Funds, has limited the number of open-ended funds that portfolio management companies can issue to the number of portfolio managers.
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