Turkey's banking watchdog filed complaint over spreading concerns
BDDK (Banking Regulation and Supervisory Agency of Turkey) filed complaint against public figures.
Turkey's BDDK banking watchdog filed a criminal complaint against five people, including a former central bank governor, over comments which it said violated banking regulations, a banking watchdog source and state media said on Monday.
The sources said those named in the complaint were two opposition politicians - including ex-central bank governor Durmuş Yılmaz from the İYİ Party - two economists and a journalist.
"SPREADING CONCERNS HARMING BANKS' REPUTATION"
The regulation they are accused of violating concerns the spreading via public channels of "unfounded claims that can harm or tarnish the reputation of a bank".
It was not clear which specific comments triggered the complaint. Yılmaz, who was governor between 2006 and 2011, was not immediately available to comment on the allegation.
En Çok Okunan Haberler
- Tavşantepe Mahallesi’nin imamına soruşturma
- Görevden alınacak iki bakan belli oldu iddiası!
- Saray'dan HÜDA PAR'a '4. madde' yanıtı
- Lübnan patlamalarının ardından İsrail'den jet karar
- THY uçağında olay çıkaran o yolcu hakkında yeni gelişme
- AKP’li Ensarioğlu’ndan ilk açıklama geldi!
- İmamoğlu’nun avukatından ‘ahmak davası’ açıklaması!
- Erdoğan'dan 'ilk dört madde' çıkışı
- Hizbullah’ın sipariş verdiği firmadan çarpıcı açıklama
- Salim Güran ‘siz karışmayın ben hallederim’ dedi mi?