The Franklin fiasco Investment Uncategorized by Industrial Economist - May 15, 20200 NOBODY SPOTTED IT coming. 23 April was a sleep- less night for many debt fund investors due to Franklin Templeton MF’s announcement of the closure of its six debt funds. It was a big knock back for investors. Templeton is India’s ninth-largest MF with average assets under management (January to
Karvy on the curvy roads Investment by Industrial Economist - January 2, 20200 The calamitous events of Punjab and Maharashtra Co-operative Bank and Dewan Housing Finance Corporation led many to believe that it was picture Khatam Ho Gaya for the depression in India’s fiscal sector. But the developments at the-Karvy Stock Broking, Hyderabad, have demonstrated that picture Abhi Baki Hai. Earlier, India has seen
SEBI: Gaps in oversight… Investment Special Feature by Industrial Economist - October 1, 20180 Today, we are able to attract marquee investors to the trading floors. Thanks to the framework created by SEBI. There is an urgent need to fill up some of the gaps in disclosures and enforcement. Otherwise, SEBI will be like the cops in the Indian movies showing up after the
GARP INVESTING – BLENDING TWOSOME IS AWESOME Investment by Industrial Economist - February 13, 20180 In life, we make choices by analysing the various options available and will choose the best one that could lead our life towards the goal. Financial planning is not different from the above rule. Each one of us wishes to be financially independent. For achieving this, we should fix a