Statement From the Capital Markets Board Regarding the Sale of Shares in Liquidated Investment Funds.
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The Capital Markets Board (SPK) issued a statement regarding the repurchase of shares in investment funds whose extraordinary liquidation has been decided. The SPK stated that the closing price of the last trading day's stock market was used as the basis for the transactions, and that the aim of the practice was to limit selling pressure and protect the interests of fund investors.
The Capital Markets Board (SPK) issued a written statement regarding news reports about the repurchase of shares held in the portfolios of investment funds under extraordinary liquidation to publicly traded companies. The statement noted that some news reports contained incomplete or erroneous assessments regarding the nature and purpose of these transactions. The SPK statement highlighted the potential negative impact of direct stock exchange s…
The Capital Markets Board (SPK) issued a statement regarding the repurchase of shares in investment funds whose extraordinary liquidation has been decided, to the relevant publicly traded companies. Noting that a direct sale of shares on the stock exchange could put pressure on prices, the Board stated that sales would be conducted based on the closing price of the last trading day.
The Capital Markets Board (SPK) has issued a statement regarding the shares repurchased by publicly traded companies in extraordinary liquidations.
The Capital Markets Board (SPK) stated that press assessments regarding the shares repurchased by publicly traded companies in the extraordinary liquidation were inaccurate. The SPK explained that the stock exchange sale could create selling pressure, and that selling to companies at the closing price of the last trading day aimed to limit this impact.
The Capital Markets Board (SPK) stated that some news reports regarding the resale of shares held by funds under extraordinary liquidation contained incomplete or inaccurate assessments of the nature and purpose of the transactions.
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