Capital Markets Board Denies Claims Regarding Investor Compensation Center Assets
The Board found the claims that regulations regarding the protection of the Investor Compensation Center's assets were issued for the first time in July 2026 to be contrary to facts.
The Capital Markets Board announced that claims appearing on certain social media accounts and media outlets, suggesting that the regulation concerning the protection of the Investor Compensation Center's assets was enacted for the first time in July 2026, are unfounded.
Claims on Social Media Denied
The Capital Markets Board felt compelled to make an official statement following claims that appeared in recent days on certain social media platforms and various media outlets.
In the statement, it was clearly emphasized that these posts aimed at misleading the public do not reflect the truth and consist entirely of unfounded claims.
History and Legal Basis of the Regulation
In the information provided by the Board, it was pointed out that the provisions regarding the protection of the Investor Compensation Center's assets are not new.
It was officially announced that the provisions of this regulation have been included in the Capital Markets Law and related regulations since 2012 and 2013.