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Sermaye Piyasası Kurulu ("SPK"); 23 Haziran 2022 tarih ve 2022/32 sayılı Bülteni'nde yayımlanan kararı ("Karar") ile payları Borsa İstanbul'un Yıldız Pazar...

Before we step into the examination of the subject of contributing receivables as capital to corporations, it is important to briefly mention what may be contributed as capital to companies.

Starting with the Cadbury Report, corporate governance has changed its structure over the years in several jurisdictions so as to find the right balance between minority and majority shareholders.

Following the amendments in the Turkish Capital Markets Law ("CML") made in February 2020, the Capital Markets Board of Turkey ("CMB")

The Turkish Commercial Code No. 6102 ("TCC") sets certain restrictions on the rights and authorities of shareholders and board members in joint-stock companies

The rules and procedures regarding corporate governance principles and related-party transactions for public companies are set forth in the Capital Markets Board's ("CMB")...

Today, on 23 July 2025, the Capital Markets Board published an important amendment to the Regulation on the Principles of Stock Exchange Activities of Borsa İstanbul A.Ş.

In the Bulletin of the Capital Markets Board (the “Board”) dated 13 August 2026 and numbered 2026/51, the announcement (the “Announcement”) made pursuant to the decision of the Board’s Decision-Making Body dated 13 August 2026 and numbered 49/1489, and Principle Decision i-SPK 128.29 (decision dated 13 August 2026 and numbered 49/1500) (the “Principle Decision”) have been published.

The legal framework governing leasing companies, factoring companies, and financing companies established in Türkiye is decisive in terms of ensuring market discipline, enhancing transparency, and strengthening corporate governance.

Irrefutably, during the last five decades, the Turkish economy has witnessed the emergence of a blooming market with an unmatched access to major commercial hubs of the world.

Joint stock company is a type of company whose capital is certain and divided into shares and is only responsible for its assets due to its debts.

The new Turkish Commercial Code has been heavily criticized due to the uncertainty of some provisions and inadequate grounds of the Code.

Turkey is a dynamic and interesting territory to practice law in – there is always something new going on in the market which we strive to acclimatise to, thus keeping our practice at pace.

The Capital Markets Board presented the Draft Communiqué on Material Transactions and Exit Right No. II- 23.1 for public consultation on March 16, 2020.

The Turkish Commercial Code governs regulations specifically for group of companies consisting of two or more legally independent companies...

Companies play a pivotal role in building a sustainable society and economy.

2025 Türkiye Climate Law enters into force. Introduction of the new legislation about climate law establishes Türkiye's determination on its own international commitments for climate efforts across the world.

Regulation Amending the Regulation on Credit Transactions of Banks ("Amendment Regulation") issued by the Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency ("BRSA") has been published on 8 July 2021...