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This week in MFs: UTI Mutual Fund remained at the centre of all

Leo Puri resigned as MD and CEO of UTI Mutual Fund as his five-year contract ended on August 13

August 18, 2018 / 11:21 IST
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Himadri Buch Moneycontrol News

The sector remained abuzz with news revolving around UTI Mutual Fund. 

It all started after T Rowe Price International, which owns 26 percent stake in UTI Mutual Fund approached the Bombay High Court seeking a direction to the Finance Ministry and capital market regulator Securities and Exchange Baird of India to prevent certain PSUs from stalling the company's bid to come up with an initial public offer (IPO).

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In its petition, T Rowe Price had claimed that four public sector undertakings — State Bank of India, Life Insurance Corporation, Punjab National Bank and Bank of Baroda — were trying to stall the company's proposed IPO.

The petition had also sought implementation of SEBI's rules and regulations and to extend the term of Puri for another year to see the IPO through.