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Turkey Temporarily Suspends Activities of Three Investment Firms
Turkey’s Capital Markets Board temporarily suspended three investment firms: Alnus Yatırım, Bulls Yatırım and Pusula Yatırım.
The suspensions apply to the firms’ activities, but no reason or end date was given.
The board also set out a procedure for cases where people cannot submit an application to have claims repaid.
People entitled to repayment can apply to the Investor Compensation Center under that procedure.
The announcement does not explain how many people may be affected or how much money is involved.
The next step for eligible claimants is to contact the center about applying.
Turkey’s Capital Markets Board temporarily suspended the capital-markets activities of Alnus Yatırım, Bulls Yatırım and Pusula Yatırım.
The suspensions took effect at 00:01 on October 21, 2026.
The board said the decision was made under laws and rules covering investment firms’ operating conditions and brokerage firms’ capital adequacy.
Eligible rights holders may apply to the Investor Compensation Center in cases where an application for the return of receivables cannot be made.
- Who
- Turkey’s Capital Markets Board suspended the activities of Alnus Yatırım, Bulls Yatırım and Pusula Yatırım.
- What
- The three firms’ capital-markets activities were temporarily suspended.
- When
- The suspensions took effect at 00:01 on October 21, 2026.
- Where
- Turkey.
- Why
- The decision was made under rules covering investment firms’ operating conditions and brokerage firms’ capital adequacy.
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The Capital Markets Board announced the temporary suspensions.
The suspensions took effect.
- Firms
- Alnus Yatırım, Bulls Yatırım and Pusula Yatırım
- Effective time
- 00:01 on October 21, 2026
- Regulator
- Turkey’s Capital Markets Board
- Applications
- Eligible rights holders may apply to the Investor Compensation Center when an application for the return of receivables cannot be made.