Liquidation Method Determined for 131 Funds: How Will Investors Recover Their Money?

The Capital Markets Board (SPK) has determined the liquidation method for 131 funds. The liquidation process for these funds includes important details on how investors will recover their fund assets. Liquidation means selling all of the fund's assets, converting them into cash, and distributing the proceeds to investors in proportion to their shares. This process is carried out in accordance with the principles set out in the fund's management contract. Investors will receive the amount corresponding to their shares after the liquidation process is completed. Payment is generally made within a certain period following the completion of liquidation transactions. Investors need to follow developments regarding the liquidation process through announcements from the fund manager or relevant institutions. During the liquidation process, the valuation and sale of fund assets are subject to certain rules. Regulatory institutions carry out the necessary audits to ensure that investors do not suffer any grievances in this process. Investors are advised to contact the relevant brokerage firm or portfolio management company to learn about their rights and the payment schedule for the liquidated funds. Not investment advice.