TREE NEWS update: Turkey’s Capital Markets Board has ordered the liquidation of funds managed by Tera, Pusula, Hedef, Atlas, A1, Pardus and Bulls, halting all buying and selling in those funds. The funds will be wound down under the regulator’s rules. The board also cut the minimum equity maintenance ratio for margin trading from 35% to 20%.
Turkey’s Capital Markets Board Orders Liquidation of Funds Managed by Seven Firms
The simultaneous liquidation of funds across seven managers is a supervisory action, not a market-wide shock, but it removes those vehicles from the investor base and freezes positions until wind-down is complete. The cut in the margin maintenance ratio is the more telling signal: the regulator is loosening leverage conditions even as it forces deleveraging in one segment, suggesting concern about liquidity rather than a broad tightening. Whether other managers face similar scrutiny, and whether the lower margin threshold revives risk appetite, is the open question.
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