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A REIT must conduct its activities in suitable business premises with the necessary equipment.

The Capital Markets Board of Türkiye has introduced significant changes to share ownership disclosure requirements and free float calculations for companies listed on Borsa İstanbul. The new regulations lower the minimum disclosure threshold from 5% to 3% and establish updated rules for how repurchased shares and indirect shareholdings affect free float calculations. These changes have important implications for direct shareholders, persons acting in concert, and those with indirect ownership stru

The Decree allows Turkish residents freely to purchase and sell securities and other financial products traded on financial markets abroad as stipulated under Article 15 of the Decree.

Lock-up undertakings serve as a critical mechanism in public offering processes, restricting existing shareholders and issuers from selling or transferring shares for specified periods following an initial public offering.

The European market for sub-investment grade corporate credit is now well established and has been driven in large part by the ongoing move towards direct lenders as a source of debt financing.

Communiqué Concerning the Mergers and Acquisitions Calling for the Authorization of the Competition Board was amended on 24.02.2017.

The main points of the Individual Participation Capital system, regulated under the Regulation, have been reviewed below.

We will assess these reforms adopted by the Communiqué in general in this newsletter.

The prohibition on shareholders' borrowing from the company is regulated under Article 358 of the Turkish Commercial Code numbered 6102 ("TCC").

Social Security Institution has published the Communiqué numbered 2021/26 and dated 19.07.2021 regarding the premium debt inspection for the 5-point premium discount.

The Capital Markets Board ("CMB") published the Principle Decision of its Decision-Making Body numbered i-SPK 128.26 (dated 25.12.2025 and numbered 67/2412) ("Principle Decision")...

Upon enactment of the new Capital Markets Law, the Capital Markets Board has issued new communiqués providing an insight into the implementation of the new capital market, including exit and delisting principles in 2014.

Company structuring in Turkey mainly focuses on two types; joint stock and limited liability companies.

"Project finance fund" and "project-based security" are new and innovative concepts for Turkish capital markets.

Recent regulatory changes adopted by the Capital Markets Board ("CMB") are summarized below:

Certain public companies owned and partially owned by the Turkish Treasury have been transferred to the recently established Sovereign Wealth Fund.

As investors continue to seek a safe haven after the collapse of crypto exchanges, cryptocurrency companies have begun to resort to new ways to restore confidence.