SPK, Tera, Pusula, and #Atlas requested that investors who have money in the closed funds of the Hedef Portfolio receive an **interim payment**.
That is, before the liquidation is fully completed, part of the money will be paid to the investor.
Some of your money in these funds will be paid without waiting until the job is finished. But not everyone will receive all their money immediately.
This doesn’t mean your money is already guaranteed safe and that everything is coming.
Like an advance. In the final settlement, the portion paid will be deducted.
Who will receive it?
Only those whose records are finalized—meaning investors who are identified as genuinely having this money, according to their MKK registration and the bank account.
Those whose registration is not yet completed cannot receive this payment for now.
How much will be paid?
The measure is the net investment amount calculated by MKK.
If it’s less than 1 million TL, the entire amount may be paid.
Example: If you have 250 thousand TL, you can receive a 250 thousand TL interim payment.
If it is 1 million TL or more, at most 1 million TL will be paid.
Example: If you have 4 million TL, you will receive up to 1 million TL now.
The remainder will be considered in the final payment.
Which fund will be started with?
First, money market funds. Since these are usually close to cash and short-term instruments, they can be converted to cash more quickly.
Other funds will come later.
Will the units be cancelled?
No.
You do not need to surrender your fund units in order to receive the interim payment. The units will remain in your account.
The closure of the funds and the calculation of the remaining entitlement will be done at the very end.
- For those with a smaller balance, most or all of the expected money may arrive early.
For those with a larger balance, up to 1 million TL will come now; the rest will be clarified once the liquidation is complete.
What you need to do
1. Check whether your fund is in Tera, Pusula, Atlas, or Hedef.
2. Ask your bank/custodian whether your registration has been finalized.
3. If a payment arrives, don’t forget that this is not the final payment, and the remaining entitlement will be calculated later.
That is, before the liquidation is fully completed, part of the money will be paid to the investor.
Some of your money in these funds will be paid without waiting until the job is finished. But not everyone will receive all their money immediately.
This doesn’t mean your money is already guaranteed safe and that everything is coming.
Like an advance. In the final settlement, the portion paid will be deducted.
Who will receive it?
Only those whose records are finalized—meaning investors who are identified as genuinely having this money, according to their MKK registration and the bank account.
Those whose registration is not yet completed cannot receive this payment for now.
How much will be paid?
The measure is the net investment amount calculated by MKK.
If it’s less than 1 million TL, the entire amount may be paid.
Example: If you have 250 thousand TL, you can receive a 250 thousand TL interim payment.
If it is 1 million TL or more, at most 1 million TL will be paid.
Example: If you have 4 million TL, you will receive up to 1 million TL now.
The remainder will be considered in the final payment.
Which fund will be started with?
First, money market funds. Since these are usually close to cash and short-term instruments, they can be converted to cash more quickly.
Other funds will come later.
Will the units be cancelled?
No.
You do not need to surrender your fund units in order to receive the interim payment. The units will remain in your account.
The closure of the funds and the calculation of the remaining entitlement will be done at the very end.
- For those with a smaller balance, most or all of the expected money may arrive early.
For those with a larger balance, up to 1 million TL will come now; the rest will be clarified once the liquidation is complete.
What you need to do
1. Check whether your fund is in Tera, Pusula, Atlas, or Hedef.
2. Ask your bank/custodian whether your registration has been finalized.
3. If a payment arrives, don’t forget that this is not the final payment, and the remaining entitlement will be calculated later.