On 2026-10-09, AK Party submitted the fund arrangement proposal to Parliament, and Abdullah Güler made statements about it.
The proposal presented by Abdullah Güler consists of exactly nine articles. It is framed as a temporary, exceptional measure that will not use any public funds. It is a temporary, exception-based arrangement that does not introduce a general or permanent liquidation regime.
Güler stated three points that he said would guide its implementation. First, he asserted that there is no problem in the capital markets. Second, he promised that investors' rights would be fully protected. Third, he clarified that the arrangement does not introduce a general or permanent liquidation regime for the markets; it is strictly a temporary, exception-based solution.
Güler stated three points that he said would guide its implementation.
The proposal targets 131 funds currently in liquidation, which together account for 4.6% of the total number of funds in the market.
Abdullah Güler stated: "Sermaye piyasalarında sorun yok. Yatırımcının hakkı korunacak. Bu virüsü bünyeden söküp atacağız."
Abdullah Güler stated: "Yatırımcıların alacakları için yasal çerçeve oluşturulacak."
Both Abdullah Güler and the AK Party have expressed support for the proposal.
The proposal was submitted to Parliament on 2026-10-09. The plan is temporary, utilizes no public funds, and addresses the liquidation of the 131 funds that represent 4.6% of the total.