Turkey lifts loan ban on indebted firms

February 04 2009 18:51:32

Turkey lifts loan ban on indebted firms

Bloomberg

The regulations changed last week allow the companies to access low-cost lending provided by the state-run agency that supports small- and medium-sized businesses, the newspaper said yesterday. Officials are working on other changes to allow firms with tax debts to enter tenders for government contracts

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