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The Law Amending the Constitution of the Republic of Turkey was published in the Official Gazette dated 02.2017 and numbered 29976.

The Resolution of the Council of Ministers dated 13.02.2017 and numbered 2017/9917 with respect to the Amendment to the Resolution regarding Investment Incentives implemented by the Government...

Hisse senedi sahipleri tarafindan rüçhan hakki kullanilmak suretiyle nominal bedelleri ödenerek sahip olunan hisse senetleri yönünden de iktisap tarihi olarak sahip olunan eski hisse senetlerinin iktisap tarihi esas alinir.

The Turkish Competition Authority has significantly expanded its enforcement activities, launching comprehensive sector inquiries into artificial intelligence and cement industries while initiating investigations across food, insurance, banking, and audit sectors. Recent decisions address critical issues including executive liability, gun-jumping boundaries, and killer acquisition assessments, marking a notable shift in Turkish competition law enforcement.

The Natural Gas Market License Regulation (the “Regulation”) regulates the licensing system in detail and treats a license as an authorization granted by the Energy Market Regulatory Board (the “Board”) to legal entities for the purpose of carrying out market activities. In this respect, a license is not merely an authorization document obtained at the commencement stage of activities; it is also a regulatory instrument that ensures that the license holder’s scope of activity, shareholding structure, trade name, facility information and other license elements remain up to date.

The Turkish insurance sector has undergone serious changes in the last years and the complexity of the applications in the sector has increased because of the financial instability and tax system. In the year 1987, a remarkable insurance reform was made through amendments to the Insurance Supervision Law No. 7397 (the "Law") that had been in effect since 1959.

The Board authorized the acquisition of a certain number of shares of Saudi Petrochemical Company by Saudi Basic Industries Corporation. <H3> International Agreements</H3> <ul> <li style="LINE-HEIGHT:17px;" >The Resolution of the Council of Ministers dated 27.02.2017 and numbered 2017/9994 on the Ratification of the Reciprocal Trade Encouragement System Agreement Between Republic of Turkey and the Republic of Belarus was published in the Official Gazette dated 11.05.2017 an

The Turkish Competition Authority's ("TCA") activity regarding antitrust investigations and merger control is increasing every year.

Day-in and day-out, people are waking up in a brave new world fueled by technology and innovation.

Sustainability agreements1 have been gaining traction across the globe requiring competition law practices to provide clear, concise advice to their clients.

The Turkish Competition Board’s (“Board”) recent decision involving the negative clearance and exemption application of AXA Sigorta AŞ (“AXA”) concerning the Non-Life Insurance Agency Agreement (“Agreement”) concluded with Denizbank AŞ (“Denizbank”) and Deniz Finansal Kiralama AŞ (“DFK”) serves as an important decision in Turkiye’s non-life insurance and bancassurance markets (“Decision”).

Mergers and acquisitions are significant business decisions requiring careful legal consideration to protect your interests. First, understanding the legal frameworks governing these transactions is crucial for a successful outcome.

When mergers and acquisitions close, disputes over earn-outs and completion accounts frequently arise, raising a critical question: should these conflicts be resolved through expert determination or arbitration? This analysis examines the jurisdictional boundaries between accounting calculations and legal interpretations, offering a practical framework for structuring dispute resolution clauses in share purchase agreements under Turkish law and ISTAC rules.

In terms of Turkish laws, liability level of parties in a merger and acquisition ("M&A") deal is mainly governed under the Turkish Code of Obligations No. 6098 ("TCO").

Any transaction (merger or acquisition or establishment of a joint venture) will be required to be notified to the Turkish Competition Board (the "Board"), if one of the following alternative...

A list of the most notable legal developments of February 2013.

Innovation is a "must" for most of the companies, especially for big tech such as Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Google, Microsoft and others in a data and tech-driven world.