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The Capital Markets Board of Turkey (“CMB”) has published a Draft Communiqué No. II-23.3 on Significant Transactions and Right to … Daha fazla bilgi edinin

Thresholds values and monetary limits specified in the Public Procurement Law of Turkey are increased by 7.36 percent.

Thresholds values and monetary limits specified in the Public Procurement Law of Turkey are increased by 7.36 percent.

The Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency (“the Agency”) issued the communiqué on the Management and Auditing of Information Systems (“the Communiqué”), which entered into force following its publication on the Official Gazette on 6 April 2019.

For many emerging technologies firms financing is a hurdle to overcome.

Extended liquidated damages insurance In the last 5 or 6 years some projects have had the benefit of insurance which is designed to pick up the risk after the contractor’s liability has been exhausted, these kind of policies mirror the construction contra

An aircraft financial leasing agreement simply consists of the lessor’s (financer) debt of transferring all the substantial risks and rewards of ownership concerning the aircraft to the lessee (customer) while receiving rental in exchange[1].

Direct marketing is a type of advertising that aims to bring an action in a selected group of consumers in response of a communication by the marketer.

The seemingly endless discussions on disability discrimination that has lasted for over decades between disabled persons and the regulatory bodies in social life provide countless lessons for those offering services to public commonly.

As a developing country, Turkey shines out as a good opportunity for foreign investors to make good use of their budgets. Investors’ primary expectations from a developing country like Turkey are a powerful and reliable legal system, confidentiality, se

2008 global economic meltdown had served as an important wake up call for the global banking industry. The complicated web of interrelated financial instruments created by investment banking gurus,

In 2012, OECD has reported that economy-wide transformation will require cumulative investment in green infrastructure in the range of USD 36-42 trillion between 2012 and 2030, i.e. approximately USD 2 trillion or 2% of global GDP per year.