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Turkish lawmakers to consider fund repayment bill and 2027 budget
Türkiye’s Parliament is due to discuss a bill on repaying investors affected by funds that are being liquidated.
The proposal, submitted by the ruling Justice and Development Party, sets rules for how claims will be paid and which payments take priority.
It covers about 455,000 investors and would adjust invested principal for inflation up to the date each fund was liquidated.
It also says fund founders and managers remain liable for transactions made while they held their roles, even if they have since left.
The Planning and Budget Commission is scheduled to take up the bill on Oct.
14, with discussions expected to last two days.
If the proposal passes as planned, interim payments of up to 1 million Turkish liras to investors are expected to be completed within October.
Parliament is also set to begin considering the 2027 central government budget, which is scheduled to be submitted on Oct.
16.
Turkey’s Parliament is set to consider a bill on repaying investors affected by liquidated funds.
The Planning and Budget Commission is scheduled to take up the proposal on Oct. 14.
The bill sets out repayment rules for claims owed to about 455,000 investors, including the order of payment priority.
The proposal provides for inflation-adjusted principal and interim payments of up to 1 million Turkish liras.
Parliament is also due to receive the 2027 central government budget bill on Oct. 16.
- Who
- Turkey’s Parliament will consider a proposal submitted by the ruling Justice and Development Party.
- What
- The proposal concerns repayments to investors in liquidated funds and sets rules for claims and payment priority.
- When
- The Planning and Budget Commission is scheduled to discuss it on Oct. 14, 2026.
- Where
- Turkey’s Parliament.
- Why
- The bill sets out how claims owed to investors affected by funds under liquidation will be repaid.
Government party lawmakers
Opposition lawmakers
Fund crisis response
Government party lawmakers
Ruling party lawmakers are expected to seek details on measures taken to address the crisis and support affected investors.
Opposition lawmakers
Opposition members are expected to criticize the decision not to establish a parliamentary inquiry commission on the fund crisis.
No direct quotes in the coverage so far.
The Planning and Budget Commission is scheduled to take up the fund repayment proposal.
The 2027 central government budget bill is scheduled to be submitted to Parliament.
The fund proposal is likely to be submitted to the General Assembly.
- Proposal length
- Nine articles
- Investors affected
- Approximately 455,000
- Interim payment limit
- Up to 1 million Turkish liras per investor
- Inflation adjustment
- Average of the Consumer Price Index and Domestic Producer Price Index
- Commission meeting
- Oct. 14, 2026
Sources
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