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Turkey's Capital Markets Board has announced a range of changes regarding debt instruments.

Turkey's Court of Cassation recently ruled that a company's creditor is entitled to send an attachment notice to a company shareholder since the shareholder is deemed to be a third party relative to the company.

The data of the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey indicate that the private sector's loan debt from abroad and short-term loan debt in general, excluding commercial loans, have reached a level that will cause economic uneasiness.

The companies must report their FX positions quarterly and utilizing a standard reporting form issued by the CBRT.

The Capital Markets Board (the "CMB") introduced rules concerning distribution principles and sale methods for initial public offerings of non-public companies...

Article 4/1(b)-4 of the Treasury Support Decree sets out acceptable term structures for covered loans and their potential restructuring.

The Capital Markets Board of Türkiye ("CMB"), by its decision dated 6 February 2023, had prohibited short-selling transactions in the equity markets of Borsa İstanbul A.Ş. ("BIST").

The debate concerning the use of debt pushdown mechanisms in secured financing of listed company acquisitions has been ongoing in Turkey since the late 1990s.

Enactment of Law No: 6361 regulates an effective financing opportunity already known as "sale and leaseback".

According to the Decision, the increased amounts will be applicable in all applications made after December 31, 2023.

The Amendment entered into force on November 4, 2019.

The Capital Markets Board has introduced significant changes to support the efficient functioning of capital markets and enhance companies' ability to adapt to market conditions.

Law no. 7292 which aimed to amend particularly "Financial Leasing, Factoring and Financing Companies Law no: 6361", was published in Official Gazette no. 31416 on 7th March 2021.

Accordingly, the court decided that there is no violation of the right of property as secured under article 35 of the Turkish Constitution.

The Turkish game industry has experienced remarkable growth over the past decade, positioning itself as one of the most promising sectors within the technology ecosystem. A growing number of successful Turkish companies are drawing strong interest from foreign investors. As these ventures bloom, they often become the subject of M&A transactions. As it is the core asset in a gaming company, IP should be well-managed from the early stages of the venture.

The Presidential Decree Amending the Presidential Decree on the Implementation of Certain Articles of the Customs Law No. 4458 ("Amendment") published in the Official Gazette dated 6 August 2024...

Bu hususta, Kişisel Verileri Koruma Kurulu'nun 24.02.2022 tarih ve 2022/172 sayılı Kararı ("Karar") önem teşkil edebilir.