The Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency (BDDK) has removed the foreign currency asset limit for companies subject to independent audit when using TL credits. As part of coordinated macro-prudential simplification measures aimed at strengthening financial stability and ensuring the effective functioning of the credit system, the BDDK has made adjustments to credit regulations for companies subject to independent audit. Accordingly, the foreign currency asset limit for TL credit usage by companies subject to independent audit has been eliminated. Previously, under the regulation, companies subject to independent audit exceeding the specified thresholds of foreign currency assets were restricted from using TL loans. In cases where companies exceeded these thresholds and still utilized credit, their borrowing was constrained, and they could borrow with a 500% risk weight. With the latest decision, when providing TL credit to companies subject to independent audit, their foreign currency asset positions will no longer be considered.