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Two years of Franklin Templeton debt fund crisis: Will it win investors back?

Having returned to investors nearly all the money stuck in the six debt funds it unceremoniously wound up two years ago, Franklin Templeton is looking to win back investors and distributors. It’s not going to be easy.
Franklin Templeton fund closure: How did Santosh Kamath, the master of managing credit risk funds, lose the plot?

With 26 years of research experience and 19 years of portfolio management experience, Kamath is said to be a key decision-maker on investing in sub-AAA rated bonds or any form of structured debt.
Cooperation from states will be helpful for Centre: KPMG

Santosh Kamath said the Centre can have discretionary powers over the state which will be really helpful in pushing all the projects and that will be a big positive for the government and the people.
Coal auction floor price reasonable: KPMG

According to Santosh Kamath, the overall auction of the coal blocks at reasonable price is positive as it will increase the availability of coal. However, the end-use plants that had coal blocks earlier may now lose them and incur loses.

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Santosh Kamath

Two years of Franklin Templeton debt fund crisis: Will it win investors back?

Franklin Templeton fund closure: How did Santosh Kamath, the master of managing credit risk funds, lose the plot?

Cooperation from states will be helpful for Centre: KPMG

Coal auction floor price reasonable: KPMG