The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has hired the services of a chartered accountant and forensic audit firm to probe into the dealings of six mutual fund schemes that were shut down by Franklin Templeton, one of India’s leading asset managers. “We are in receipt of the audit notice from the Regulator and continue to provide information as required,” said a Franklin Templeton Spokesperson.
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