Financial Crimes Investigation Board (MASAK) took a critical step regarding the periods when investment funds were not traded on the TEFAS platform. The Board officially conveyed all detailed information about the people who had fund shares during the said periods to the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office. This move paved the way for a legal review of fund management processes and shareholding structures.
In the light of the information obtained by the prosecutor's office, the transaction traffic during the period when the funds were excluded from TEFAS and the identity information of the shareholders will be scrutinized. While this notification indicates that transparency and regulatory compliance audits in investment funds will be tightened, the effects of a possible investigation on market actors are closely monitored.
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