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Capital Markets Board of Turkey ("CMB"), authorized with the Capital Markets Law No. 6362...

International trade has grown exponentially, and international trade undoubtedly means international debt collection. Especially, while the number of financially distressed companies is rapidly increasing due to the

Over the last couple of weeks, the Turkish Capital Markets Board (the "CMB") has issued new communiqués to regulate the system of the Turkish Capital Markets Law in detail.

The Law on Restructuring of Certain Receivables and Amendment of Certain Laws ("Law") was published in the Official Gazette dated 17 November 2020 and numbered 31307.

Sosyal Güvenlik Kurumu Başkanlığı Sigorta Primleri Genel Müdürlüğü tarafından 31/07/2023 tarihli Duyuru yayımlanmıştır.

The Turkish Commercial Code (the "TCC") was enacted in 1956, and governs commercial transactions, as well as the establishment and governance of capital stock companies and sole proprietorships.

Trying to recover from the currency shock in 2018, the Turkish financial markets are open for business in 2019 stimulated by governmental intervention in the form of changes in the withholding tax rate ...

La saisie conservatoire est un recours accordé en vertu du Code des Procédures Civiles d'Exécution n° 2004 [dite "PCE"] que les personnes physiques ou...

Within the scope of the 11th Development Plan and 2021 Economic Reforms Package and the Paris Climate Agreement, the Capital Markets Board issued the Green Debt Instrument...

The new Banking Law, enacted in the last quarter of 2005, sets forth significant provisions regarding corporate governance and is the first Turkish law to include specific references to corporate governance principles. The pending drafts of the new Turkish Commercial Code and the new Capital Markets Law also contain provisions related to corporate governance, but are yet to be enacted.

The Capital Markets Board ("CMB") has recently effected changes to its rules on forex and public disclosures.

Sermaye Piyasası Kurulu'nun 30.05.2025 tarihli ve 2025/32 sayılı bülteni ile duyurulan 30.05.2025 tarihli ve 33/1023 sayılı kararında öngörülen;

One of the fundamental principles of corporate law is that joint stock companies have separate legal personality and their debts are, as a general rule, recoverable only against their own assets. However, separate legal personality does not mean that board members can under no circumstances be held personally liable for the company's debts. In particular, statutory provisions designed to secure the collection of public receivables allow board members to incur personal liability for the company's public debts where certain conditions are met and permit recourse to the personal assets of those members held liable.

Venture Capital Investment Funds are non-incorporated assets established by portfolio management companies and managed on behalf of investors based on the principles of fiduciary ownership, through funds collected from qualified investors ...

Capital Markets Board of Turkey (CMB) has issued a new set of rules governing convertible bonds and exchangeable bonds in an attempt to provide alternative funding options for Turkish companies.

According to Article 45 of the Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law ("EBL"), if a creditor has a security interest in a borrower or third party's assets...

Today, loan is defined as money borrowed to be used in a wide range from shopping to project financing by real and legal persons in order to provide ease of payment.

According to Turkish Commercial Code No. 6102 ("TCC"), negotiable instruments are such documents that the right they contain cannot be claimed separately from the document.