Capital Markets Board (SPK) Issues Decision Described as an 'Operation' on the Stock Exchange: Criminal Complaint Filed Against 88 People.
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The Capital Markets Board (SPK) has issued a statement regarding the reopening of investment funds that were suspended from trading on TEFAS and non-TEFAS channels. The SPK stated that for the funds to be reopened, three portfolio management companies must apply to Ziraat Bank, and these applications must be forwarded to the Board.
The Capital Markets Board (SPK) decided to file criminal charges against 88 individuals and impose a two-year trading ban on them due to their transactions in the share market of three companies.
The Capital Markets Board (SPK) has issued a statement regarding the reopening of investment funds that were suspended from trading on September 17th as part of the fund scandal. Stating that some media outlets and social media platforms have been misleading, the Board announced that applications for the reopening of funds under A1 Capital, Bulls, and Pardus Portfolio, which are not subject to liquidation, must be submitted to the SPK through Zi…
The Capital Markets Board (SPK) has announced the process for reopening the funds of A1 Capital, Bulls, and Pardus portfolio management companies that were not included in the liquidation process but were suspended from trading. The Board stated that, following the completion of the liquidation process, these funds must be reopened after the companies apply to Ziraat Bank, and the bank will forward these applications to the SPK.
The Capital Markets Board (SPK) has issued a statement regarding the reopening of investment funds that were suspended from trading on the Turkish Electronic Funds Trading Platform (TEFAS) and non-TEFAS distribution channels. The SPK statement noted that recently, some press outlets and social media posts have claimed that investment funds suspended from trading on TEFAS and non-TEFAS distribution channels will be reopened for trading. The artic…
The Capital Markets Board (SPK) announced that A1 Capital, Bulls, and Pardus portfolio management companies must apply to Ziraat Bank to reopen their funds, which are not subject to liquidation but are currently closed to trading.
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