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Turkey’s Markets Regulator Tightens Rules for Hedge Funds
Source: Bloomberg
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Turkey’s markets regulator announced new rules for hedge funds that limit exposure to related parties and cap concentrated investments. The changes are intended to address concerns about abnormal returns and repeated warnings from global index providers. The headline risk is increased compliance constraints and reduced ability to run concentrated/related-party strategies, which could modestly pressure affected funds and influence sentiment.
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