New Market Regulations and Fund Liquidation from the Capital Markets Board
While temporarily relaxing the equity ratio in margin trading, the CMB decided to liquidate 130 mutual funds affiliated with certain portfolio management companies.
The Capital Markets Board has implemented new measures to enhance confidence and stability in the capital markets. In line with the decisions taken, the equity ratio in margin trading was temporarily relaxed, while 130 investment funds were suspended from trading on TEFAS and entered into a liquidation process.
New Measures for the Markets
The Capital Markets Board shared its new decisions with the public in order to ensure that the markets operate in a transparent, reliable, and stable manner. The precautions taken were published in the weekly bulletin.
Equity Ratio in Margin Trading
Taking into consideration the risk policies of brokerage firms and customer demands, the Board temporarily relaxed the equity ratio in margin trading with a new regulation. This ratio can be applied as a minimum of 20 percent until the end of the session on October 2, 2026.
130 Investment Funds Being Liquidated
Within the scope of the Capital Markets Law, a liquidation decision was issued for a large number of investment funds founded by certain portfolio management companies. Operations for a total of 130 funds were halted.
Transactions Closed on TEFAS
All investment funds founded by Tera Portföy, Pusula Portföy, Hedef Portföy, Atlas Portföy, A1 Portföy, Pardus Portföy, and Bulls Portföy were closed to trading for buying and selling on TEFAS.