Capital Markets Board Makes Critical Change: Liquidation Period Extended to 6 Months.
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The Capital Markets Board has extended the maximum period previously set for the liquidation of investment funds from 3 months to 6 months.
Breaking news... The liquidation period for funds liquidated by the Capital Markets Board (SPK) has been extended from 3 months to 6 months. In a statement from the Board, it was announced that "the 3-month period has been changed to 6 months, taking into account the portfolio structures of the funds subject to liquidation and market developments..."
The liquidation period for funds liquidated by the Capital Markets Board (SPK) has been extended from 3 months to 6 months.
The Capital Markets Board (SPK) has amended the procedures and principles regarding the liquidation process of some funds slated for liquidation! With a decision by the Board's Decision-Making Body, the liquidation period for these funds has been extended from 3 months to 6 months. The rationale behind this decision was stated to be the consideration of the funds' portfolio structures and market developments.
Breaking news... The Capital Markets Board (SPK) has extended the liquidation period for investment funds slated for liquidation from 3 months to 6 months.
The Capital Markets Board (SPK) has introduced a new regulation regarding 131 investment funds that have been placed under liquidation. The maximum liquidation period, previously set at 3 months, has been extended to 6 months. The rationale behind this decision is the funds' portfolio structures and market conditions. Here are the details...
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