Turkey’s markets regulator ordered interim payments of as much as 1 million liras ($20,400) to investors whose money has been trapped in some funds being liquidated as authorities try to contain a crisis that has shaken the country’s financial markets.
Turkey’s markets regulator ordered interim payments of as much as 1 million liras ($20,400) to investors whose money has been trapped in some funds being liquidated as authorities try to contain a crisis that has shaken the country’s financial markets.
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