İş Bankası

Türkiye İş Bankası is the largest private bank offering retail and commercial banking services. It was founded in 1924 on the order of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk and is the first national bank of the republican era. It holds the title of the Turkish bank with the highest brand value.

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Payouts start in 17 funds, completed in three funds

The payout process for 43,643 investors in 17 funds of A1 Capital, Bulls and Pardus began today. Bulls Portföy announced that about 1.22 billion lira had been paid to 5,142 investors in three funds whose liquidation was completed.

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Economy Updated 8 Oct, 23:38

Capital Markets Board opens refund accounts for excessive fund gains

The Capital Markets Board (SPK) has opened 'Voluntary Repayment Accounts' so that those who earned excessive profits in liquidated investment funds can return the money.

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Economy Published 2 Oct, 09:14

Capital Markets Board opens accounts for return of excessive fund gains

The Capital Markets Board (SPK) has opened accounts so those who earned excessive gains in investment funds under liquidation can voluntarily return the money. Returned funds will be included only in the liquidation assets of the relevant fund.

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Economy Updated 1 Oct, 13:37

Capital Markets Board assigns İş Bankası and Ziraat Bankası for liquidation of 130 funds

Assets of 130 funds belonging to seven portfolio management companies will be converted to cash, with the process to be completed within three months at most. Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek said, "There is no structural problem in the stock market or the fund market."