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Original Contribution INTERMEDIATION SERVICES OF TURKISH BANKS

P. Atila

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“Intermediation” is interfering and helping to solve a work in general. In Capital Market Law, intermediation is described peculiarly. In Capital Markets Law, “Intermediation” is given a special meaning. According to this, intermediation is; commercial buying and selling by authorised organisations for ones own name and account, others name and account and ones name others account. In Turkish Law, banks have intermediation activities. While carrying out these activities, the banks should pay necessary care and attention.

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“Intermediation” is interfering and helping to solve a work in general. In Capital Market Law, intermediation is described peculiarly. In Capital Markets Law, “Intermediation” is given a special meaning. According to this, intermediation is; commercial buying and selling by authorised organisations for ones own name and account, others name and account and ones name others account. In Turkish Law, banks have intermediation activities. While carrying out these activities, the banks should pay necessary care and attention.

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“Intermediation” is interfering and helping to solve a work in general. In Capital Market Law, intermediation is described peculiarly. In Capital Markets Law, “Intermediation” is given a special meaning. According to this, intermediation is; commercial buying and selling by authorised organisations for ones own name and account, others name and account and ones name others account. In Turkish Law, banks have intermediation activities. While carrying out these activities, the banks should pay necessary care and attention.

Key concepts: Intermediation, Turkish, Business, Financial intermediary, Meaning (existential), Capital (architecture), Work (physics), Law and economics

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