Turkey Turns to Two Big Banks to Liquidate Troubled Funds
Turkey has turned to two of its biggest banks to oversee the liquidation of 131 investment funds caught up in turmoil that has shaken the country’s asset-management industry.
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Turkey has turned to two of its biggest banks to oversee the liquidation of 131 investment funds caught up in turmoil that has shaken the country’s asset-management industry.
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