The Portfolio of the Liquidated Funds Has Been Revealed: Which Stocks Hold the Largest Share?
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Following the Capital Markets Board's (SPK) decision to liquidate 130 investment funds, the question of what course of action investors in these funds will take during the liquidation process and how the assets in the funds will be evaluated has come to the forefront. So, what will happen to those who have money in the liquidated funds? What will happen to the liquidated funds, and when will they be paid? Details are in our news report.
According to the Capital Markets Board's (SPK) bulletin numbered 2026/60, it has been decided to suspend the operations of some investment funds and initiate liquidation proceedings. The portfolios of the funds to be liquidated include shares with high ratios to their free float. Here are some of the prominent shares in these funds' portfolios...
The shares in the portfolios of the funds liquidated by the Capital Markets Board (SPK) have been revealed. In TEHOL, the ratio of the funds' total positions to the actual circulating shares reached 77.74%, while the total position in PEKGY exceeded 1.6 billion lots.
Breaking news... The massive portfolios of the 130 funds closed and liquidated by the Capital Markets Board (SPK) have been revealed.
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