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Korkmaz Enes Ergun was detained on 31 October as prosecutors investigate transactions on Turkey’s capital markets.
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Turkey’s state-run Anadolu news agency said Ergun was suspected of bribery and membership of an organisation formed to commit crimes. A statement attributed to Istanbul’s chief prosecutor’s office and published by the newspaper Cumhuriyet said the investigation was continuing, but gave no details of the actions allegedly taken by Ergun.
Bloomberg described the wider inquiry as an investigation into alleged manipulation involving investment funds and shares.
Anadolu’s report did not include a comment from Ergun, Bloomberg said. A Borsa Istanbul spokesperson did not respond to Bloomberg’s request for comment outside normal business hours.
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