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Supreme Court accepts SBI Mutual Fund’s plan for winding up Franklin Templeton schemes

The plan requires Franklin Templeton to first update SBI Mutual Fund on the progress so far.

March 18, 2021 / 21:04 IST
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The Supreme Court on March 18 accepted the standard operating procedure (SOP) submitted by SBI Mutual Fund (SBI MF) for winding up six schemes of Franklin Templeton’s schemes.

FT MF’s obligations

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The SOP, reviewed by Moneycontrol, states that FT MF will be required to share all transaction documents, including term sheets and any other information, that SBI MF may need to monetise the debt securities.

In case there is a credit event that results into a default or there is a possible legal dispute, FT MF will be responsible to pursue such legal cases or recovery against issuers of such debt securities, the SOP states.