On September 24, the lender said in a bourse filing that it did not have any undisclosed information regarding unusual price and volume movements. On October 8, it said the legal process regarding its restructuring was continuing in parliament and that it has no undisclosed information regarding unusual price movements. The government has not elaborated on the details of the restructuring plans as yet, but a parliament commission on October 4 approved a draft law empowering the government to amend the lender's articles of association with the aim of increasing its efficiency in its development banking activities. The draft law also allows the lender to establish a Turkish Development Fund (Turkiye Kalkinma Fonu), according to media reports. As of October 10, TKB's market capitalisation of TRY21.1bn passed that of Isbank and the development bank had become the third largest lender on the Borsa Istanbul by market cap, following Garanti Bankasi and Akbank.