HUK474

School of Law \ Law

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Elective

Turkish

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Law Undergraduate Program

Depending on the economic activities in our country, many new branches of law related to the economy have gained importance. Capital market law for financial markets and competition law, which has gained importance in recent years, have been among the most curious branches of law in this period. The course basically evaluates the current developments and problems in these two branches of economic law in a macro perspective.

1. Capital Markets Law No. 6362
2. Law No. 4054 on the Protection of Competition
3. Competition Authority Guidelines on Mergers and Acquisitions and the Concept of Control
4. Competition Authority Guidelines on Exclusionary Behavior of Undertakings in a Dominant Position
5. Competition Authority Guidelines on the Examination of Digital Data in On-Site Investigations
6. SPK Guidelines on the Obligations of Stock Exchange Companies
7. CMB Implementation Guidelines on Material Transactions and Exit Right Communiqué
8. Capital Markets Licensing Registry Inc. study notes

Presenting theoretical and practical knowledge together in the teaching of law ensures the internalization of the rules of law. The course basically shows the transformation of the theoretical knowledge into practice with concrete examples, and the ultimate aim is to combine theoretical knowledge with practical knowledge.

1. Has a command of the basic concepts, institutions, scope and basic principles of Competition Law and Capital Markets Law. He/she can determine these through sample decisions.
2. Analyzes the functioning of the economic order and the rights and obligations of market actors in the context of Competition Law and Capital Market Law.
3. Has internalized the principles of Universal Competition Law and Capital Market Law. Has the competence to perceive and solve legal problems in terms of the law that is and should be.
4. Recognizes what economic crimes are, the general principles and types of sanctions related to these crimes.
5. To be aware of the current national and international developments in the field of economic law and the problems arising in this field.
6. Explains the functioning, duties and powers of regulatory and supervisory institutions in the field of competition law and capital market law, and evaluates their effects on the market.
7. Identify concrete legal disputes in the context of economic law, determine the appropriate legal norms, abstract and analyze the events within the legal framework and develop solutions.

Week 1: What is competition? What does competition law cover?
Week 2: What is the capital market? What does capital market law cover?
Week 3: Competition Law: Basic principles/decisions and sample decisions.
Week 4: Capital Market Law: Public offerings and examples
Week 5: Competition Law: Cartels, agreements and sample decisions.
Week 6: Capital Market Law: Capital market institutions / stock exchanges, types and functions
Week 7: Competition Law: Dominant position, abuse and sample decisions from conventional and digital markets
Week 8: Capital Market Law: Principle of public disclosure and financial reporting.
Week 9: Competition Law: Control of concentrations and sample decisions.
Week 10: Economic crimes: General principles, examples
Week 11: Competition Law: Commitment / Compromise / Compensation
Week 12: Examination examples and approaches of institutions