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Turkey to Start Payments to Investors Caught in Fund Crisis
Source: Bloomberg
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Turkey’s markets regulator ordered interim payments of up to 1 million liras ($20,400) for investors whose assets are trapped in funds undergoing liquidation. The intervention is aimed at containing a financial-market crisis, signaling liquidity stress and elevated risks to investor confidence in Turkish markets.
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