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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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After Franklin Templeton Shuts Funds, P Chidambaram Gives 2008 Example
Former finance minister P Chidambaram has asked the centre to "act promptly" to stop any cascading effect of the unprecedented closure of six debt funds by global giant Franklin Templeton.
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Blog: Templeton's Fund Fiasco - Warning Bells For India
The Modi government and the RBI will have to work in tandem and act quickly to stop this from happening. One tool could be to direct liquidity towards mutual funds at cheaper rates so that they can meet growing redemption pressure.
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Franklin Templeton To Close Six India Funds Hit By Coronavirus
Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund on Thursday announced it would wind up six yield-oriented, managed credit funds in India, effective April 23, citing severe market dislocation and illiquidity caused by the coronavirus.
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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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After Franklin Templeton Shuts Funds, P Chidambaram Gives 2008 Example
Former finance minister P Chidambaram has asked the centre to "act promptly" to stop any cascading effect of the unprecedented closure of six debt funds by global giant Franklin Templeton.
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Blog: Templeton's Fund Fiasco - Warning Bells For India
The Modi government and the RBI will have to work in tandem and act quickly to stop this from happening. One tool could be to direct liquidity towards mutual funds at cheaper rates so that they can meet growing redemption pressure.
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Franklin Templeton To Close Six India Funds Hit By Coronavirus
Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund on Thursday announced it would wind up six yield-oriented, managed credit funds in India, effective April 23, citing severe market dislocation and illiquidity caused by the coronavirus.
