The Capital Markets Board of Türkiye rejected media and social media claims that foreign financial institutions had earned excessive profits or exited Türkiye’s capital markets after making high profits. Its assessment also found that assertions that institutions had closed all existing positions or sold all their holdings in particular capital market instruments were untrue. Regulatory processes had incorporated stakeholders’ views and assessments. Draft and final regulations had each been disclosed publicly with equal, simultaneous access for domestic and foreign investors.
Capital Markets Board of Türkiye rejects claims of excessive profits and complete exits by foreign financial institutions
The Capital Markets Board of Türkiye dismissed claims about foreign financial institutions earning excessive profits, exiting after high profits or fully liquidating investment positions. Regulatory processes had included stakeholder input, while domestic and foreign investors had been given equal, simultaneous access to draft and final regulations.