In the staid world of debt funds, they were the equivalent of Savile Row suits – until last week. Since Franklin Templeton abruptly pulled the plug on six debt schemes, the money under management at Mumbai’s high-yielding credit risk funds has shrunk by about a fifth in just three working days. Pronounced outliers in the debt basket, credit risk funds yielded significantly higher returns than normal debt funds because of their bets on higher-risk bonds.
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