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Turkey will hold two-day talks starting Thursday, chaired by Finance Minister Simsek, to discuss payments to investors in 131 investment funds now in liquidation after a wave of redemption failures triggered market turmoil. Officials will cover technical details of the liquidation process and investor payouts; meetings are expected to run through Friday. Participants include the Capital Markets Board, Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency (BRSA), the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (C
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