New Market Measures from the CMB: Operations of 7 Portfolio Management Companies Closed

The Capital Markets Board (CMB) announced new regulatory measures in light of developments in the fund market. The Board temporarily reduced the minimum equity ratio for margin trading to 20%. At the same time, the CMB decided to close the operations of 7 portfolio management companies. This decision includes the immediate suspension of the activities of the relevant companies. The regulations were taken to ensure market stability and strengthen risk management. In particular, the reduction of the equity ratio in margin trading aims to reduce the risks that investors may be exposed to. These developments constitute an important turning point for actors in the fund market. The decisions taken by the Board aim to provide transparency and security to market participants. Not investment advice.

📊 AKSEN — Piyasa Yorumu

▼ down · 60%

The Capital Markets Board of Turkey (SPK) has closed the operations of 7 portfolio management companies, which could lead to a loss of confidence across the market and trigger selling pressure. AKSEN shares are already in oversold territory (RSI 11.7) and in a downtrend; this news may amplify the negative impact in the short term. However, with the share price at 66.55, well below its SMA20 and SMA50, bargain hunting may emerge. Nevertheless, since the news is not directly related to AKSEN and has market-wide implications, downside risk persists. Short-term volatility may increase, and caution is advised.

RSI 14

11.7

MACD

-2.95

24h Δ

-0.75%

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