CMB Denies Claims of Bond Issuance Stoppage
The Capital Markets Board (CMB) has released a statement debunking rumors circulating on social media claiming that the CMB has halted the bond issuance of companies. The statement emphasized that such claims are untrue and that it is not within the CMB’s authority to stop companies from issuing bonds.
Furthermore, the CMB clarified that it has been diligently reviewing and approving application files from companies over the past two weeks. In this time period, the issuance documents of 7 companies, with a total debt ceiling of 200 million euros, 515 million dollars, and 5.7 billion TL, were successfully approved by the Board.
The statement also highlighted that information regarding companies’ debt instruments is regularly shared in the CMB’s weekly bulletins and on the Board’s official social media accounts. Interested parties can access this information on the Board’s website and social media platforms.
Overall, the CMB is working to support companies in meeting their financial needs and demands, and is committed to transparency in its processes and communications. Misinformation regarding the CMB’s actions should be disregarded, and stakeholders are encouraged to refer to official channels for accurate information.
