Turkish Fund’s Goldman Dreams Collapse in ‘Ponzi-Like Scheme’
📍 Aftermath
The collapse of the Turkish fund sparked a multibillion‑dollar stock‑market scandal that prompted the government to order the country’s biggest public and private banks to liquidate $18.3 billion of assets. Turkish authorities also stepped in to support markets after the liquidity crunch triggered a sell‑off.
The coverage quieted after these interventions, leaving the fallout unresolved in the reporting.
Epilogue added 5d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Turkish Fund’s Goldman Dreams Collapse in ‘Ponzi-Like Scheme’ Bloomberg.com · 57d ago broke it first
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