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Turkey fund crisis deepens as Takasbank CEO reportedly resigns
Yunus Arinci, chief executive of Turkey's clearing and custody bank Takasbank, has reportedly resigned after being questioned by prosecutors investigating alleged market manipulation linked to the country's investment fund crisis, according to a report by Bloomberg. Arinci was questioned over the weekend before being released, according to people familiar with the matter. His reported departure comes amid mounting scrutiny of Turkey's capital markets institutions, following the detention of Borsa Istanbul chief executive Korkmaz Ergun on allegations of bribery and membership in a criminal orga
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