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The Turkish Capital Markets Board has decided to pay out temporary advances to investors in investment funds undergoing liquidation, with a maximum of one million lira per investor. This measure aims to contain losses and withdrawal pressures caused by suspicions of stock price manipulation. The payouts include funds for those funds that are being liquidated, stipulating that investors with a net investment of less than one million lira will receive the full amount, while others will receive a temporary payment not exceeding one million lira, which will be deducted from their final entitlements once the liquidation is complete. The authority also announced the opening of accounts to recover profits made from excessive gains realized before liquidation, with the intention of returning funds to the funds' original assets. Additionally, it permitted those involved in manipulation to benefit from an amnesty law to reduce penalties in exchange for paying half or all of the gains resulting from the manipulation. These measures come in the context of a crisis that worsened after 131 funds managed by several asset management companies were affected, with total assets of approximately $20 billion. It is also noted that about 455,758 individual investors have been impacted.
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