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ARTICLE · 01 DECEMBER 2015

Recent Changes To Turkish Corporate Governance Rules

Long lasting rules of determining representation powers and bank mandates in corporations i.e joint stock companies (AS), for third party transactions are being re-shaped.

TurkeyCorporate/Commercial Law

Long lasting rules of determining representation powers and bank mandates in corporations i.e joint stock companies (AS), for third party transactions are being re-shaped.

An amendment to the Turkish Commercial Code, numbered 6102 effective as of 01.07.2012 ("TCC") was issued on 19.09.2014 in relation to regulating the possible limitations, monetary or scope wise, to the representation powers to be assigned to especially company representatives.

Nevertheless, the new rules brought many discussions with them.

WHAT ARE THE HISTORIC AND CURRENT MAJOR ISSUES RELATING TO REPRESENTATION POWERS ORIGINALLY ASSUMED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF AN AS?

  • What has been the long lasting rule? The management and representation of a an AS has always been with the board of directors (BoD) and it has been legally possible for the BoD to delegate its management power (decision making) and representation power (binding the corporation against 3rd parties) in part or in full to

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