Capital Markets Board (SPK) Issues New Decision for Investors: Assets that Have Expired Due to Statute of Limitations Will Be Returned.
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The Capital Markets Board (SPK) has determined new application procedures for the return of investor deposits and receivables that have expired due to the statute of limitations. The document, payment, and application process has been reorganized for rights holders who cannot conduct transactions via e-Government.
The Capital Markets Board (SPK) has determined the principles regarding the return of assets transferred to the Investor Compensation Center due to the statute of limitations. The decision, which regulates the document and payment conditions for those who cannot apply through e-Government, will come into effect with the start of electronic applications.
According to the new regulation of the Capital Markets Board (SPK), the primary method for the return of assets transferred to the Investor Compensation Center (YTM) due to the statute of limitations will be e-Government; additional documents and physical application methods have been determined for heirs, guardians, and representatives.
The Capital Markets Board (SPK) has issued a directive regarding the return of deposits and receivables transferred to the Investor Compensation Center (YTM) and accounts opened in the name of investors at Takasbank due to the expiration of the statute of limitations...
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