Share transfer restrictions, pre-emption rights, and matrimonial property agreements are structured together; the goal is to prevent shares from leaving the family in an uncontrolled way. This is the most sensitive negotiation area of the constitution.
The marital-property regime is the pressure point: Türkiye’s default regime can draw a spouse into sharing the value of shares on divorce, so a marital-property agreement (separation of property) is often the real protection. Combined with pre-emption and buy-back rights on the shares themselves, it keeps ownership inside the family by design rather than by hope.
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