Faced with the threat of a serious electricity deficit that may occur in the near future, the Government appears to be encouraging the private sector to invest in the energy industry.

The regulatory landscape of climate change in Türkiye is no longer merely a matter of corporate social responsibility or sustainability reporting with the entry into force of the Climate Law No. 7552 on 9 July 2025 (the “Climate Law”). For businesses, particularly those with operations that directly generate greenhouse gas emissions, climate regulation now constitutes a binding legal compliance framework.

In Turkish M&A practice, climate-related considerations have generally been addressed within the broader scope of environmental compliance or ESG positioning. With Climate Law No. 7552 now in force, this approach may begin to shift. In that sense, the shift is less a break with the past than a formalisation of practices already familiar in more mature markets.

Frequently foreign and local lenders and investors inquire whether financial assistance is valid and enforceable under Turkish law.

In recent years, stock exchanges in both developed and emerging markets have encountered notable competition and merger activities.

A warrant, in its general sense, is a security that entitles the holder to purchase or sell a specific number of shares from a company at a particular price, the so-called exercise price, within a certain term according to the terms of the issue.

Not only governmental institutions but private entities and individuals are now authorized to execute agreements with the Social Security Institution.

Law No. 4054 on the Protection of Competition (the "Competition Law") provides for a two-stage process for appraising mergers and acquisitions of which the Competition Board (the "Board") has been notified.

The new Turkish Commercial Code (the "New TCC") that was ratified by Parliament in January 2011 and will enter into force on 1 July 2012, will replace the current Turkish Commercial Code (the "current TCC").

T.C. Hazine ve Maliye Bakanlığı ("Bakanlık") tarafından, Türk Parası Kıymetini Koruma Hakkında 32 Sayılı Karara İlişkin 2008-32/34 No'lu Tebliğ ("Tebliğ") uyarınca Türkiye'de yerleşik kişilerin kendi aralarında akdedecekleri.

The Telecommunications Authority ("Authority") continues to introduce new authorizations/licenses to further liberalize the telecommunications market in Turkey.

The agricultural sector is not merely an area of economic activity, but also a security component that directly affects the quality of life.

Certain sections of the draft Turkish Commercial Code (the “Draft TCC”) that are still pending before the Turkish National Assembly were summarized in one of our previous Mondaq articles dated 10 June 2008.

Similar to the trend in other parts of the globe, the need for expertise in extremely fast developing information technology as well as cost efficiency concerns have increased the number of financial institutions in Turkey willing to outsource their financial services. Foreign investments in the Turkish banking and financial system can also be deemed as a supporting element increasing this trend. Foreign investors would like to set-up outsourcing arrangements in Turkey similar to those set up in

Although the concept of mandatory tender offer ("MTO") is well-known and frequently discussed topic under Turkish capital markets law, it is useful to periodically refresh our understanding of its framework and implications.

Ensuring the energy security is one of the most important challenges of our century.

Since 2005, legislative developments in the telecommunications sector have continued to evolve within the context of Turkey’s European Union (“EU”) accession process.

Hergüner Banka & Finans ekibi tarafından hazırlanan ve sektördeki güncel gelişmeleri derleyen Banka & Finans bültenimizin yeni sayısı yayında!

The Capital Markets Law is the primary legislation governing the Turkish capital markets. The Capital Markets Board, the independent governmental authority regulating and monitoring capital market activities through issuance of regulations and communiqués, prepared a bill for amending the Capital Markets Law with a view to bringing it in line with the relevant European Union legislation.

Bu kapsamda daha önce SPK tarafından 31 Mayıs 2025 tarihinde resmi internet sitesinde yayınlanan kitle fonlaması bilgi formu taslaklarına ilişkin kamuoyu duyurusu ile taslaklar 14 Haziran 2025 tarihine kadar kamuoyu görüşüne açılmıştı.