Turkey fund crisis deepens as Takasbank CEO reportedly resigns
Monday, November 2, 2026 · first reported by Hedgeweek
Takasbank chief executive Yunus Arinci has reportedly resigned after prosecutors questioned him over alleged market manipulation linked to Turkey's investment fund crisis. Regulators had ordered the liquidation of 131 funds run by seven asset managers, affecting more than 455,000 investors.
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- Middle East
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