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Investing is one of the main components of the global economy. Every government encourages individuals and legal entities to invest.

The principal distinction between these two categories lies in the fact that, whereas partners in sole proprietorships are personally liable with their entire assets, shareholders in corporations are liable only to the amount of capital they have undertaken.

Artikel 14 des Gesetzes Nummer 6446 zum Strommarkt zählt die Stromproduktionsaktivitäten auf, die in der Türkei ohne Lizenzierung durchgeführt werden dürfen und stellt die diesbezügliche...

Following the expiration of three Competition Board (the "Board") members' terms of office in August 2022, the Board had lost its final decision quorum.

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.

Escrow mechanism is a common practice in mergers and acquisitions aiming to secure the performance of the obligation at a later time if immediate performance is impossible or not preferred.

The competition law in Turkey is modeled after the European Union ("EU") competition law and the provisions that concern substantial issues, including merger control, are almost the same in both jurisdictions.

On 7 January 2025, the Turkish Competition Authority (the "TCA") published its annual "Mergers and Acquisitions Overview Report" (the "Report") for 2024. The Report presents important data regarding mergers and acquisitions examined by the Competition Board (the "Board") over the course of 2024 and helps to observe the most recent trends in the TCA's merger control enforcement.

On January 28, 2021, the Turkish Competition Authority published on its website the Turkish Competition Board's reasoned decision on the individual exemption application of Johnson&Johnson Sıh. Mal. San. ve Tic. Ltd. Şti.

In November 2007, the Turkish Competition Authority (the "TCA") declared on its agenda a new communiqué on merger control.

The Turkish Competition Authority's ("TCA") Economic Analysis and Research Department published the 2025 Mergers and Acquisitions Overview Report (the "Report") on 7 January 2026.

December 2020 – In November, the most important development in Turkish competition law news was the publication by the Turkish Competition Authority ("TCA") of its draft "

Merger transactions are regulated under the Turkish Commercial Code ("TCC"). According to the TCC, a merger can be performed in two ways...

The Capital Markets Board's ("CMB") new Communiqué No. II-26.1.ç Amending the Tender Offer Communiqué No. II-26.1 ("Communiqué") entered into force upon its publication on the Official Gazette...

Law No. 7222 regarding Amendments to the Banking Law, as well as Certain Other Laws ("Law No. 7222") entered into force through its publication in the Official Gazette dated 25.02.2020.

Buyers in M&A transactions may enter into share transfers directly or via special purpose vehicles.

Turkish business environment has seen a great demand from private equity funds and venture capital firms in the last decade.

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.