The "Clawback" mechanism, which enables the recovery of ill-gotten gains in funds in the US and Europe, is back on the agenda. In Turkey, however, following fund crises, the return of ill-gotten gains to investors, liquidation processes, and new legal regulations are being discussed. So why is the West's financial shield absent in Turkey? Economist Necmettin Batırel explained to Bengü Sarıkuş, Special News Chief of Tgrthaber.com.
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The "Clawback" mechanism, which enables the recovery of ill-gotten gains in funds in the US and Europe, is back on the agenda. In Turkey, however, following fund crises, the return of ill-gotten gains to investors, liquidation processes, and new legal regulations are being discussed. So why is the West's financial shield absent in Turkey? Economist Necmettin Batırel explained to Bengü Sarıkuş, Special News Chief of Tgrthaber.com.