Turkish Fund Crisis: Former Minister Resigns Amid Allegations of Stock Manipulation
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A former Turkish minister, Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya, has resigned from her ruling party leadership posts following allegations of stock manipulation during an investment fund crisis. The crisis, which has affected around 455,758 investors and assets worth approximately $18 billion, has led to the liquidation of 131 investment funds. Kaya's resignation comes after allegations that she and her husband made significant profits from trading shares in Özata Denizcilik before the crisis. The crisis has also reached the ruling party's leadership, with the opposition accusing government insiders of profiting from the scandal.
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