Turkey: Financial Services

Buying property in Turkey as a foreign purchaser is generally straightforward, although the legal risks usually arise before the transfer of the title deed, known in Turkish as the tapu. The title deed appointment should therefore not be treated as the beginning of the transaction. Before a substantial deposit is paid, the purchaser should confirm eligibility to acquire the property, verify that the seller is the registered owner, examine the title for restrictions and check the municipality records to establish that the physical property corresponds with the legally approved project.

The rapid emergence of stablecoins and central bank digital currencies is fundamentally reshaping the global monetary landscape, challenging traditional banking systems and raising critical questions about financial sovereignty, monetary policy transmission, and the future balance between public trust and private innovation.

Mali Suçları Araştırma Kurulu (MASAK) yükümlüleri için uzaktan kimlik tespiti, müşteri kabulü ve risk yönetimi süreçlerinde önemli değişiklikler yapan yeni tebliğ, özellikle Türk uyruklu...