Turkey lifts asset freezes on 46 firms involved in market manipulation

Turkish authorities have lifted restrictions on the assets of 46 companies that they had frozen during investigations related to market manipulation in the Turkish stock exchange. This decision comes after a review of new assessments by the Capital Markets Board. The move follows receipt of new information about large trading operations conducted between July and September, which led to a significant increase in the assets managed by various funds before many of them were liquidated amidst a liquidity crisis. Additionally, Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya, the deputy chairperson of the Justice and Development Party, resigned amid accusations of profiting from stock trading before the market turmoil. Meanwhile, investigations continue to examine trading activities and potential market manipulations within the Turkish financial markets.

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