09.11.2026 17:03
Within the scope of the fund investigation conducted regarding transactions carried out in capital markets, Lydia Holding Board Chairman Enver Çevik, whose assets had previously been subject to a precautionary measure, has been taken into custody. New Party Chairman Özgür Özel had pointed to Lydia Holding and Enver Çevik in the fund investigation during the group meeting he held last week.
The fund investigation conducted by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office into transactions in the capital markets is ongoing.
Within the scope of the investigation into fund movements in the markets, Lydia Holding Chairman of the Board Enver Çevik, who was previously released after giving a statement to the prosecutor's office and whose assets had been subject to a precautionary measure, was detained again.
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE REAPPLIED TO ASSETS
Within the scope of the fund investigation conducted by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, the precautionary decision on the assets and financial transactions of Bulls Yatırım Menkul Değerler Chairman of the Board Kemal Akkaya and Lydia Holding Chairman of the Board Enver Çevik, which had previously been lifted, was reinstated.
ÖZGÜR ÖZEL HAD POINTED TO IT
YENİ Party Chairman Özgür Özel pointed to Lydia Holding in the fund investigation during his party group meeting last week.
In his speech, Özel said: "In the first wave of the fund operation, there is Lydia Holding. Chairman of the Board Enver Çelik. There is Bulls Yatırım, the investment company of the fund that AK Party members know best. Who is there, who is the hidden owner at its head, who encouraged you to go there? You all know. Chairman of the Board of Bulls Yatırım: Kemal Akkaya. They were released by the prosecutor's office. They are too big to be arrested. They are morsels too big to enter through the door of custody. That is why they were released by the prosecutor's office."
HE WAS DETAINED ON SEPTEMBER 23
Lydia Holding Chairman of the Board Enver Çevik was among those detained on September 23. Çevik was released the same day after his statement to the prosecutor's office.