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Returned Rs 27,000 Crore To Investors: Franklin Templeton On Shut Schemes
Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund (MF) today said it has returned over Rs 27,000 crore to unit holders of six shuttered debt schemes till date.
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Probe Agency Conducts Search Against Franklin Templeton In Mumbai, Chennai
The Enforcement Directorate is conducting searches at some places linked to asset manager Franklin Templeton and its former and current executives in Mumbai and Chennai as part of a money laundering investigation, officials said.
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Uber Said to Have Sold 7.8 Percent Stake in Zomato for $392 Million via Block Deal
Uber said to have sold its 7.8 percent stake in Indian food delivery firm Zomato for $392 million (roughly Rs. 3,100 crore) via a block deal on local exchanges. One of the sources familiar to the deal said the stake was bought by around 20 global and Indian funds, including Fidelity, Franklin Templeton and India's ICICI Prudential.
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Franklin Templeton MF Unitholders To Get Rs 985 Crore In Eighth Tranche
SBI Funds Management will distribute the eighth tranche of Rs 985 crore to unitholders of Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund's six shuttered schemes
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Sebi Fines Franklin Templeton India's Trustee And CEO For Violating Rules
The Sebi said chief executive Sanjay Sapre failed to address the risk of illiquid underlying portfolios, while fund managers did not ensure funds were invested in best interest of unitholders
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Unitholders Gave Consent To Windup Six Schemes Of Franklin Templeton: Top Court
Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund had closed six debt mutual fund schemes on April 23 last year citing redemption pressure and lack of liquidity in the bond market.
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Franklin Templeton To Pay 9,122 Crores To Investors In 20 Days: Top Court
The Supreme Court today ordered that Rs 9,122 crore be paid to investors of six Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund Schemes within 20 days.
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Opinion: Secrecy Around Templeton's India Closure Is Indefensible
For years now, faith in the integrity of India's markets has hemorrhaged, with everyone from rating firms to auditors, fund managers and trustees putting their own commercial interests above - and often against - those of the investing public.
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Franklin Templeton: No Steps Taken By SEBI To Appoint Observer, Says CFMA
The top court had on December 9 asked the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) to appoint an observer for overseeing the e-voting process, scheduled between December 26 to December 29
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Franklin Templeton: Supreme Court Asks SEBI To Appoint Observer For E-Voting Process
Supreme Court asked SEBI to appoint an observer for overseeing the e-voting process, scheduled in the last week of December, for winding up of Franklin Templeton's six mutual fund schemes
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Franklin India Says Investors May Lose Money If Plan Spurned
Franklin is seeking a simple-majority consent of unitholders on its proposal to wind up six plans it had shuttered in April, which locked in Rs 30,800 crore.
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Supreme Court Asks Franklin Templeton To Hold Meeting With Investors
The top court also agreed to hear an appeal filed by Franklin Templeton against the Karnataka High Court order which stopped the fund house from winding up its debt fund schemes without prior consent of the investors.
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Don't Wind Up Six Schemes Without Investors' Consent, Karnataka High Court Tells Franklin Templeton
Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund had shut six debt schemes in India amounting to about Rs 28,000 crore from April 23, citing lack of market liquidity and redemption pressures arising from Covid-19 pandemic.
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Franklin India May Take Over 5 Years to Return Some Funds: 10 Things To Know
US-based Franklin Templeton's investors impacted by its decision to wind up six of its funds in India may have to wait more than five years to fully recoup their money, news agency Bloomberg reported on Tuesday. The development is the latest turn in the fiasco after Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund - one of India's most prominent mutual fund houses i...
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Franklin India May Take Over Five Years to Return Some Funds
The development is the latest turn after the company shut six debt schemes last month in the country's biggest-ever fund freeze.
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Returned Rs 27,000 Crore To Investors: Franklin Templeton On Shut Schemes
Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund (MF) today said it has returned over Rs 27,000 crore to unit holders of six shuttered debt schemes till date.
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Probe Agency Conducts Search Against Franklin Templeton In Mumbai, Chennai
The Enforcement Directorate is conducting searches at some places linked to asset manager Franklin Templeton and its former and current executives in Mumbai and Chennai as part of a money laundering investigation, officials said.
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Uber Said to Have Sold 7.8 Percent Stake in Zomato for $392 Million via Block Deal
Uber said to have sold its 7.8 percent stake in Indian food delivery firm Zomato for $392 million (roughly Rs. 3,100 crore) via a block deal on local exchanges. One of the sources familiar to the deal said the stake was bought by around 20 global and Indian funds, including Fidelity, Franklin Templeton and India's ICICI Prudential.
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Franklin Templeton MF Unitholders To Get Rs 985 Crore In Eighth Tranche
SBI Funds Management will distribute the eighth tranche of Rs 985 crore to unitholders of Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund's six shuttered schemes
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Sebi Fines Franklin Templeton India's Trustee And CEO For Violating Rules
The Sebi said chief executive Sanjay Sapre failed to address the risk of illiquid underlying portfolios, while fund managers did not ensure funds were invested in best interest of unitholders
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Unitholders Gave Consent To Windup Six Schemes Of Franklin Templeton: Top Court
Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund had closed six debt mutual fund schemes on April 23 last year citing redemption pressure and lack of liquidity in the bond market.
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Franklin Templeton To Pay 9,122 Crores To Investors In 20 Days: Top Court
The Supreme Court today ordered that Rs 9,122 crore be paid to investors of six Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund Schemes within 20 days.
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Opinion: Secrecy Around Templeton's India Closure Is Indefensible
For years now, faith in the integrity of India's markets has hemorrhaged, with everyone from rating firms to auditors, fund managers and trustees putting their own commercial interests above - and often against - those of the investing public.
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Franklin Templeton: No Steps Taken By SEBI To Appoint Observer, Says CFMA
The top court had on December 9 asked the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) to appoint an observer for overseeing the e-voting process, scheduled between December 26 to December 29
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Franklin Templeton: Supreme Court Asks SEBI To Appoint Observer For E-Voting Process
Supreme Court asked SEBI to appoint an observer for overseeing the e-voting process, scheduled in the last week of December, for winding up of Franklin Templeton's six mutual fund schemes
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Franklin India Says Investors May Lose Money If Plan Spurned
Franklin is seeking a simple-majority consent of unitholders on its proposal to wind up six plans it had shuttered in April, which locked in Rs 30,800 crore.
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Supreme Court Asks Franklin Templeton To Hold Meeting With Investors
The top court also agreed to hear an appeal filed by Franklin Templeton against the Karnataka High Court order which stopped the fund house from winding up its debt fund schemes without prior consent of the investors.
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Don't Wind Up Six Schemes Without Investors' Consent, Karnataka High Court Tells Franklin Templeton
Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund had shut six debt schemes in India amounting to about Rs 28,000 crore from April 23, citing lack of market liquidity and redemption pressures arising from Covid-19 pandemic.
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Franklin India May Take Over 5 Years to Return Some Funds: 10 Things To Know
US-based Franklin Templeton's investors impacted by its decision to wind up six of its funds in India may have to wait more than five years to fully recoup their money, news agency Bloomberg reported on Tuesday. The development is the latest turn in the fiasco after Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund - one of India's most prominent mutual fund houses i...
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Franklin India May Take Over Five Years to Return Some Funds
The development is the latest turn after the company shut six debt schemes last month in the country's biggest-ever fund freeze.
