Top court slams Sebi for staying on sidelines when unitholders began redeeming their investments; redemptions to remain suspended till further notification
Franklin Templeton MF closed six debt mutual fund schemes on April 23, citing redemption pressure and lack of liquidity in the bond market.
Karnataka HC had said investors can receive money from cash-rich schemes if trustees' decision to wind up the schemes is held valid, but stayed its judgment for six weeks
The fund house closed six debt mutual fund schemes in April, citing redemption pressure and lack of liquidity in the bond market
This amount includes Rs 814 crore received as pre-payments and takes the total cash flows received till date since April 24, 2020 to Rs 9,682 crore
Franklin Templeton MF shut six debt mutual fund schemes on April 23, citing redemption pressures and lack of liquidity in the bond market
Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund has said its six shut schemes have received Rs 438 crore from maturities, pre-payments and coupon payments in the second half of October
While the court has upheld the decision taken by the trustees to wind-up the schemes, the consent of the unitholders will be required under regulation 18(15)(c) to operationalise the decision
Sebi did not possess copy of April 23 resolution on winding up passed by FT Trustees board of directors, did not respond to e-mail of April 14 sent by AMC, court observes
The court has restrained the trustees from taking any further steps till the consent of unit holders via simple majority is obtained
Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund has said its six shut schemes have received Rs 8,302 crore from maturities, pre-payments and coupon payments since closing down in April
Clarifies that employees who made investments in the six wound-up schemes continue to hold substantial investments in these schemes
The asset manager said last week that its six shut schemes had received Rs 8,262 crore from maturities, pre-payments and coupon payments after closing down in April
CFMA alleged that Amfi was undermining a lawfully registered FIR against FTMF when it was not privy to the forensic audit
Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund on Friday said its six shut schemes have received Rs 8,262 crore from maturities, pre-payments and coupon payments since closing down in April
Sebi, the specialised regulator for the securities market, is best placed to handle any issues related to mutual fund investments, FT said in a note to unitholders
Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund shut six debt mutual funds on April 23 citing unfavourable conditions in the debt market due to the Covid-19 pandemic
The FIR also named Santosh Das Kamath, MD and chief investment officer, FTAMIL
It is learnt that the regulator has responded to the ED, saying that it will share the audit report once it is finalised
The government has been pressing citizens to pay taxes and be compliant, but they have very little to show regarding improved efficiencies in the companies they themselves own, the managers added