Statement from the CMB on closed-end funds: The decision to open for trading lies with portfolio companies
Original headlineSPK'dan kapalı fonlar için açıklama: İşleme açılma kararını portföy şirketlerinde
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Turkey’s Capital Markets Board (SPK) said decisions to reopen closed-end funds to trading will rest with portfolio management companies, pushing back against misinformation about funds suspended from buying and selling on TEFAS and non-TEFAS channels. The regulator’s statement follows confusion over how and when such funds resume trading. The clarification matters because it defines who holds the reopening authority, rather than the SPK or the TEFAS platform itself. Investors should watch for portfolio companies’ individual announcements on reopening timelines and terms.
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Sermaye Piyasası Kurulu (SPK), TEFAS