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SEBI probing if Franklin exceeded borrowing limits March 11, 2021 Close-up Of Businessperson Hands Checking Invoice With Magnifying Glass At Desk   -  Getty Images/iStockphoto× To meet redemptions in 6 debt schemes SEBI is investigating if Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund (FTMF) borrowed far beyond what it was permitted and how it managed to subsequently get a ‘special permission’ to enhance its borrowing limit, mainly to meet the redemptions in the six debt schemes that were shut in April 2020. This has been revealed in investor complaints to the Finance Ministry, the Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) and SEBI’s vigilance department highlighting that FTMF got special permission to hike the borrowing of the debt schemes from 30 per cent to 40 per cent just one day before it announced the controversial decision to shut them. The complaints have drawn data from FTMF’s own disclosures to the court including SEBI’s special permission.

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