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ANKARA: Mehmet Hakan Atilla, CEO of Turkey’s Istanbul Stock Exchange (Borsa Istanbul), resigned from his post on Monday, triggering doubts about the motivations behind this abrupt move at the one of key economic managerial posts of the country.
Atilla was appointed to his post in October 2019 in a controversial decision just after being sentenced to 32 months in prison in the US for helping Iran circumvent sanctions while he was deputy executive at Turkey’s state-run Halkbank a case Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan considered a politically motivated assault against the Turkish government.
Atilla served a 28-month jail term in the US and was released in 2019, when he was appointed as head of the stock exchange by Erdogan’s son-in-law and former Finance Minister Berat Albayrak.
If collecting kids was an Olympic sport, these two would be on track for a gold medal.
Christina Ozturk and her husband, Galip, welcomed their first child together, a boy they named Mustafa, in March last year. In April Maryam was born and two days later twins Alice and Airin followed.
Four months later Mekhmet arrived and in November came Lokman. Little Olivia is the most recent arrival, born in January.
No, the mom is not a freak of nature: these babies were born to surrogates. Christina and Galip, who live in Georgia near Russia, are so addicted to having kids they want at least 100. The couple are already parents to 11 little ones but want to expand their brood by 89, using surrogates they pay from their deep pockets.
Capital Markets Board of Turkey ("CMB" or "Board") decided to end the ban on short sales transactions taking place in the BIST-50 Index equity market of Istanbul Stock Exchange ("BIST").