21.10.2026 13:10
A notable development has occurred in the insurance sector. Bilnet Eğitim Hizmetleri has filed a bankruptcy lawsuit against AcnTurk Sigorta, whose operating licenses have been revoked. The Istanbul 2nd Commercial Court of First Instance has set the hearing date as November 19, 2026, while granting creditors 15 days to object and participate in the case.
AcnTurk Insurance, which operates in the insurance sector, was taken to court with a bankruptcy petition. In the lawsuit filed by Bilnet Education Services Joint Stock Company, it was requested that the insurance company be declared bankrupt.
AcnTurk Insurance's operating authorizations had been revoked on April 10, 2025. The latest legal development regarding the company became an agenda item again in the insurance sector.
COURT DATE ANNOUNCED
The Istanbul 2nd Commercial Court of First Instance announced the hearing date for the lawsuit filed against AcnTurk Insurance with a bankruptcy petition. According to the announcement made by the court, the case will be heard on Thursday, November 19, 2026, at 14:05. The bankruptcy petition regarding the company will be evaluated at the hearing. However, the filing of the lawsuit does not mean that a decision has been made to declare the company bankrupt.
CREDITORS GIVEN 15 DAYS
In the court announcement, an important reminder was made to creditors within the scope of the second paragraph of Article 173 of the Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law. Accordingly, creditors who wish to object to the lawsuit or participate in the process must apply to the court within 15 days from the date the announcement is published. It was reported that applications made within the specified period will be taken into consideration during the trial process.
EYES ON THE NOVEMBER 19 HEARING
The legal future of AcnTurk Insurance, whose operating authorizations had previously been revoked, came to the agenda again with the bankruptcy lawsuit filed.
The trial regarding Bilnet Education Services' bankruptcy petition will begin on November 19. Whether a bankruptcy ruling will be issued against the company will become clear as a result of the court's evaluation.