By Editorial Team of TLF Turkey's investment-fund crisis has reached the institutions responsible for keeping its markets trustworthy. With former regulators facing detention orders and the former head of Borsa İstanbul remanded in custody, the investigation now asks how financial oversight worked while risky funds expanded. By the Editorial Team of TLF Justice Minister Akın Gürlek said on 3 November that investigators had uncovered an organised network reaching into senior financial bureaucracy. He alleged cooperation between market officials, manipulators and media actors, with bribery used to neutralise supervision. These remain allegations that must be proved in court. Still, the claim matters: the government is saying that misconduct sat inside the machinery meant to protect investors. How the Boom Became a Withdrawal Crisis The vulnerability built up before the arrests. Reuters' reconstruction describes investors chasing returns that could shield their savings...