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One of the expressions we hear rather often in business world is "think global".

The main point for family companies is to provide the development and change in harmony with family members and to ensure the sustainability of company.

The corporate governance of payment and electronic money institutions (the “Institutions”) and the legal and criminal liability of the board of directors and its members, as the main governing body of such structure, are of great importance.

Ordinary partnerships are governed by Article 620 et seq. of the Turkish Code of Obligations No. 6098.

In capital companies, the general meeting is the most important body where the will of the company is formed. Particularly in joint-stock companies, these meetings—where shareholders exercise their rights, the management body is supervised, and the company’s fundamental decisions are made—are subject to strict procedural and formal requirements. In this context, the presence of a representative of the Ministry of Trade (hereinafter “Ministry representative”) is required at certain general meetings

The Turkish Commercial Code ("TCC" or "Law") has enabled companies to apply different structural models and to implement new legal formations by including spin-off provisions to its Article 159 et seq.

There is no specific piece of legislation in Turkey that regulates whistleblowing.

In the IMF Letter of Intent dated 7 July 2006, the Turkish Government stated that "the Banking Regulatory and Supervision Agency ("BRSA") shall continue to bring its supervision closer to best international practice.

The new Turkish Commercial Code Nr. 6012 introduces a new regulation on preference shares as a result of the 50 years of practice and the Turkish Supreme Court decisions.

There are various definitions of "Corporate Governance". CG is mostly considered as a set of processes, policies, laws that affect the way a corporation is directed / administered or controlled. It generally deals with the relationships / rights and obligations between the so-called "stakeholders" (shareholders, management, employees, board of directors, creditors and suppliers, regulators, environment and the community at large).

Pursuant to Article 411 of the Turkish Commercial Code No. 6102 ("TCC"), shareholders who hold at least 10% of the share capital in joint stock companies, and 5% in publicly held companies, are considered minority shareholders.

Greenwashing refers to the use of advertising and marketing strategies by a business to imply that it is more environmentally friendly than it is in terms of environmental sustainability.

The Turkish Competition Authority has introduced significant changes to its merger control guidelines, fundamentally altering how technology companies calculate turnover thresholds and how serial acquisitions are evaluated. These updates establish new sector-specific methodologies and tighten aggregation rules that will reshape merger filing strategies for companies operating in Turkey's technology and digital sectors.

The principle of sustainability initially emerged as a corporate social responsibility notion under the management activities of companies and then, brought along the necessity for companies...

The right to request information has different aspects, and the first one is the right of examination of the shareholders before the general assembly meeting.

Efforts to combat climate change and achieve sustainable economic growth require companies to assess their operations not only in terms of financial performance but also with regard to their environmental impact and sustainability policies. This transformation has made the accuracy and transparency of companies’ disclosures concerning their environmental performance as important as the promotion of sustainable investments.

Currently, the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program is the most popular way for foreigners to secure US citizenship.