Education
Queen Mary University of London, LL.M., 2002
Istanbul University School of Law, 1998
Language
English, Turkish

Bar Admission
Istanbul, 1999

Recognitions
Ranked as Hall of Fame by Legal 500
Ranked as Highly Regarded by IFLR 1000
Ranked as Thought Leader in Competition by Lexology Index

Biography

Togan Turan is the partner heading the antitrust and competition practice at Paksoy. He also specialises in mergers and acquisitions, and corporate and commercial law.

Togan has been advising on Turkish competition law since the enactment of the law in late 90s. He has extensive experience in representing clients on antitrust investigations, clearance for mergers and acquisitions, including the negotiation of remedy plans, before the Turkish Competition Authority, and advice with respect to a variety of distribution, licensing, agency, franchise and bancassurance arrangements. Togan also assists clients in conducting internal competition law compliance checks and trainings. He represents clients on competition law matters before administrative courts as well as damage claims arising from anti-competitive findings before civil courts.

Togan has substantial experience in corporate and commercial law. He regularly advises domestic and multinational companies on commercial law and contracts, including corporate structuring and restructuring, legal mergers and spin-offs, as well as corporate governance matters.

In addition, Togan has extensive experience in mergers & acquisitions, privatisations representing a variety of international clients in retail, energy, gas, telecommunications, tobacco, banking, insurance, healthcare, food, and industrial and manufacturing sectors. He takes active role in all aspects of transactions from due diligence investigations, contract drafting, and negotiating and structuring deals to advising on regulatory aspects such as competition board filings for those transactions.

Related contents

Turkish competition law newsletter – Issue 2026/2

The Turkish competition landscape rarely stands still, and this Spring 2026 edition of the Paksoy Turkish Competition Law Newsletter…

The Turkish Competition Authority updates its mergers and acquisitions guidelines

Following the significant amendments made on 11 February 2026 to the Communiqué Concerning the Mergers and Acquisitions Calling for the…

Turkish competition board fines seventeen pharmaceutical companies for no-poach agreements and wage data exchange

On 8 April 2026, the Turkish Competition Board published its decision dated 11 September 2025 and numbered 25-34/810-474 concluding a broad…

Paksoy advises Carrefour on the sale of its stake in CarrefourSA

On 17 April 2026, Carrefour entered into a share purchase agreement to sell its 32.16% stake in CarrefourSA, one of the major supermarket…

We are recognised as top-tier by the Legal 500 EMEA 2026

Once again, our firm and lawyers have been recognised as top-tier by the Legal 500 EMEA 2026.

Paksoy advises Arch Peninsula on its acquisition of Sanipak

Paksoy advises Arch Peninsula on its acquisition of Sanipak, a leading consumer products company, from Eczacıbaşı Holding for USD 600…

The Constitutional Court Upheld the Constitutionality of the Provision Stipulating that Settlement Decisions Cannot Be Challenged before the Courts

The Constitutional Court’s decision dated 11 December 2025 and numbered E. 2025/185, K. 2025/258 (“Constitutional Court Decision”),…

Turkish Competition Law Newsletter – Issue 2026/1

Welcome to the 2026 Winter edition of the Paksoy Turkish Competition Law Newsletter series.

The Constitutional Court Confirmed the Competition Authority’s Power to Conduct On-Site Inspections

The Constitutional Court decision dated 6 November 2025 and numbered E. 2023/174, K. 2025/224 (“Constitutional Court Decision”), published…

Privacy Preference Center