Türkiye Passes Fund Crisis Law With TL1 Million Payment Cap
Investors in unfinished September fund liquidations may receive advances from available assets as regulators pursue missing money

Reporting on the Turkish economy: monetary policy, inflation, trade corridors and the companies shaping the region's commercial map.
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Investors in unfinished September fund liquidations may receive advances from available assets as regulators pursue missing money

Tera enters trusteeship as Şimşek warns final repayments from the remaining 65 investment funds will take time

Regulators face demands for clearer ownership data and tighter trading oversight as Ankara prepares new capital-market legislation

Customs recognition and machinery rules advance in Brussels, but disputes over leather exports and textile imports remain unresolved

Treasury says Troy shipped truck parts to Bahman Diesel, whose vehicles have been used by Iran's armed forces and IRGC drone and missile units

Türkiye’s agricultural imports rose more than 20 percent in early 2025, while US farm exports to the country later posted a $203 million year-on-year gain

Türkiye’s fund crisis raises a larger institutional question: how much distance remains between regulators and those they oversee

Czech Airlines and Smartwings join Pegasus after regulatory approvals, with 140 firm aircraft orders already secured across the two groups

The agreement entered into force on October 1, but customs-duty reductions on goods will not begin until January 2027

FATF credits stronger financial intelligence and cooperation but flags gaps in sanctions, ownership checks, asset recovery and complex laundering cases

Prosecutors are tracing withdrawals made before the September freeze as a reported repayment plan targets investors with less than TL1 million

The TARGET project pairs long-term financing with credit guarantees and aims to mobilize $670 million in private capital
