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Stock at Heart of Turkish Fund Crisis Ejected From Top Indexes

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 22 September 2026, 06:01 UTC By Tugce Ozsoy 1 min read
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Borsa Istanbul is removing a factoring company at the center of Turkey’s crackdown on investment funds from its indexes of the country’s most valuable stocks.

Borsa Istanbul is removing a factoring company at the center of Turkey’s crackdown on investment funds from its indexes of the country’s most valuable stocks.
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