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ARTICLE · 08 JUNE 2020

Turkey Issues Regulation On Manipulation And Misleading Transactions In Financial Markets

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Turkey's Banking Regulatory and Supervisory Authority ("BRSA") published the Regulation on Manipulation and Misleading Transactions in Financial Market...

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Turkey's Banking Regulatory and Supervisory Authority ("BRSA") published the Regulation on Manipulation and Misleading Transactions in Financial Markets ("Regulation") on 7 May 2020, entering into force on the same date. The Regulation sheds light on the recently introduced article 76/A of the Banking Law Number 5411 ("Law"), which included a brief definition of manipulation and misleading transactions.

As per the Regulation, engagement in the following practices by Turkish banks and the branches of international banks in Turkey will be considered market manipulation and misleading transaction under the scope of article 76/A of the Law:

Being involved in or meditating transactions that provide or may provide a false or misleading impression of the supply, demand, or price of a financial instrument, or that cause or may cause that the price of a financial instrument (including exchange rates and interests) be kept at an abnormal or artificial level, or

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