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ARTICLE · 04 SEPTEMBER 2019

Market Update: Turkey

Trying to recover from the currency shock in 2018, the Turkish financial markets are open for business in 2019 stimulated by governmental intervention in the form of changes in the withholding tax rate ...

TurkeyInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring

Trying to recover from the currency shock in 2018, the Turkish financial markets are open for business in 2019 stimulated by governmental intervention in the form of changes in the withholding tax rate and the introduction of the Framework Agreement regarding financial restructurings in Turkey. Our newsletter highlights these recent regulatory developments of interest as well as the proliferation of the "Covenanted Eurobond" in Turkey.

Withholding Tax Change -Early Bond Repurchases

Pursuant to a recent Presidential Decree, the withholding tax rate on interest income derived from bonds issued by Turkish resident companies outside of Turkey has been decreased to 0% for bonds 'with a maturity of more than 3 years' (before 21st of March 2019, it was 5 years).

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