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Türkiye introduced a new round of senior appointments across key economic institutions on Saturday, including the Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye (CBRT), the Capital Markets Board (CMB), and the Turkish Statistical Institute (TurkStat).
According to presidential decrees published in the Official Gazette, the chairmen of the CMB and TurkStat were replaced, while a new deputy governor was appointed to the central bank.
Mahmut Sutcu was appointed chairman of the Capital Markets Board (CMB) after previously serving as the institution’s deputy chair. Ahmet Aksu became SPK deputy chair, while Yusuf Sunbul joined the board as a new member.
Former SPK Chairman Ibrahim Omer Gonul was named head of the Public Oversight, Accounting and Auditing Standards Authority, with Abdi Serdar Ustunsalih appointed as a board member.
At TurkStat, Erdem Cetinkaya was dismissed from his post and replaced by Mehmet Arabaci, who had been serving as deputy head of the Revenue Administration.
At the CBRT, Yusuf Emre Akgunduz was appointed to fill the vacancy left by former Deputy Governor Cevdet Akcay.
Akcay, one of the leading figures behind the central bank’s monetary policies following the launch of the disinflation program, retired after reaching the age of 65.
Before his appointment, Akgunduz served as the bank’s executive director and was involved in research and monetary policy studies within the institution.
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