Beril Akman is the Turkey Deputy Bureau Chief at Yahoo News. She covers a range of topics in finance and investment, with a focus on emerging markets, global markets, and international finance, as well as alternative investments and asset management. Beril's work has been featured in notable publications including Bloomberg Law, The Washington Post, and Fortune.
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Beril Akman's coverage is predominantly focused on the finance and economy of Turkey, with significant attention to inflation, government policies, and financial forecasts. Given this focus, pitches should be tailored to offer expert commentary or insights related to economic developments in Turkey.
As Beril covers evolving stories and cites data extensively, she would likely value sources that can provide real-time analysis of economic indicators in Turkey. Pitches offering access to exclusive data or unique perspectives on current economic events are likely to be well-received.
Furthermore, given her coverage of legal policy regulation at 19%, experts who can offer insight into the regulatory landscape impacting the Turkish economy may also find their contributions valued by Beril.
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Turkish authorities on Saturday detained high-profile finance executives as part of an investigation into a “ponzi-like” funds scheme.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. analysts said Turkish investors exiting money market funds during a redemption crisis are most likely transferring a majority of their savings to lira deposits.
By: Inci Ozbek, Beril Akman
Turkey arrested high-profile finance executive Emre Tezmen and four others as part of an ongoing investigation into imploded funds that have caused billions of dollars of investors’ money to evaporate.
By: Inci Ozbek, Beril Akman
Turkey arrested the brokerage founder at the centre of an investigation into imploded stock funds that have caused billions of dollars of investors’ money to evaporate.
Turkish authorities arrested former central bank official Erkan Kilimci as part of a widening investigation into an alleged Ponzi scheme, Ekonomi news website reported on Friday.
By: Beril Akman, Kerim Karakaya
Turkey is allowing the lira to slide more quickly in order to prevent sharper weakness in the longer term, central bank Governor Fatih Karahan told investors at meetings in Bangkok, according to people with direct knowledge of the matter.
Three people have died in Istanbul since Wednesday and five more are missing after the heaviest rainfall on record led to widespread flooding across Turkey’s largest city.
By: Tugce Ozsoy, Beril Akman, Inci Ozbek
The crisis roiling Turkey’s investment industry may be spilling into its fast-growing corporate bond market, potentially crimping smaller companies’ access to financing.
JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s securities unit in Turkey said it planned to cease operating in the country.
By: Beril Akman, Inci Ozbek
Turkey’s central bank cut its main interest rate for the first time since the outbreak of the Iran war, after inflation eased to its slowest pace in almost five years.
