News From Press SEBI may question Franklin MF on ‘missing’ ₹304 cr

SEBI may question Franklin MF on ‘missing’ ₹304 cr

Source: The Hindu BusinessLine Apr 15, 2021

SEBI may ask Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund (FTMF) to explain the gap of ₹304 crore in the maturity profile document of the now shut six debt schemes that was released by the fund recently.

This will be part of SEBI’s ongoing investigations against FTMF for alleged fraudulent and unfair trading practices after it wound the six schemes abruptly last year.

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