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Mid-March fortnightly collections for 6 Franklin debt funds halve to Rs 224 cr

The six debt funds proposed to be wound up by Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund have collected Rs 224 crore in the fortnight ended March 15, about 50 percent drop from Rs 475 crore collected in the previous fortnight ended February 26.

The NAVs of all the six schemes were higher as on March 15, 2021 vis-à-vis their respective NAVs on April 23, 2020, the date on which the winding up decision was taken.

The 6 schemes have received total cash flows of Rs 15,272 crore till March 15, 2021 from maturities, coupons and prepayments.

Cash available for distribution in the five cash positive schemes stands at Rs 1,370 crore as on March 15, 2021.

Five cash positive schemes viz. Franklin India Low Duration Fund, Franklin India Ultra Short Bond Fund, Franklin India Dynamic Accrual Fund, Franklin India Credit Risk Fund and Franklin India Short Term Income Plan have previously distributed total cash of Rs 9,122 crore to investors.

The borrowing level in Franklin India Income Opportunities Fund continue to come down steadily and currently stands at less than 1 per cent of AUM (approx. Rs 10 crore).

The court-appointed liquidator, SBI Funds Management Pvt. Ltd. (SBI), is in the process of preparing to liquidate the schemes and distribute proceeds to unitholders at the earliest opportunity.

A statement said that SBI, with support from Franklin Templeton, has finalized the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) to monetize assets of the schemes under winding up and distribute the proceeds, and has filed the SOP with the Supreme Court.

“We anticipate that SBI will commence active monetization very shortly. Our focus remains on liquidating the portfolio and returning monies at the earliest, while preserving value. We will provide SBI with all possible assistance and cooperation with respect to the liquidation of the holdings,” Franklin Templeton said.

In April last year, Franklin shut down subscriptions and redemptions while proposing to wind up the six debt schemes citing Covid-induced illiquidity in credit markets.

February-end fortnightly collections for 6 Franklin debt funds at Rs 475 cr

The six debt funds proposed to be wound up by Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund have collected Rs 475 crore in the fortnight ended February 26, 2021, more than double of the Rs 183 crore collected in the previous fortnight.

The NAVs of all the six schemes were higher as on February 26, 2021 vis-à-vis their respective NAVs on April 23, 2020, the date on which the winding up decision was taken.

The 6 schemes have received total cash flows of Rs 15,048 crore till February 26, 2021 from maturities, coupons and prepayments.

Cash available for distribution in the five cash positive schemes stands at Rs 1,180 crore as on February 26, 2021. The combined AUM of 6 schemes is Rs 17,466 crore.

While the five cash positive schemes (Franklin India Low Duration Fund, Franklin India Ultra Short Bond Fund, Franklin India Dynamic Accrual Fund, Franklin India Credit Risk Fund and Franklin India Short Term Income Plan) have distributed cash of Rs 9,122 crore, the balance amount will be distributed in tranches without waiting for liquidation of all securities in the portfolio. Only those investors who required remediation or with incomplete documentation did not get cash.

The only scheme with borrowings (4%) is Franklin India Income Opportunities Fund.

The Supreme Court, in its order dated 12 February 2021, upheld the results of the e-voting under regulation 18(15)(c) held in December 2020 and confirmed the winding up of the six schemes. The apex court also appointed SBI Funds Management as the authorized person under regulation 41 to take next steps on monetization.

In April last year, Franklin shut down subscriptions and redemptions while proposing to wind up the six debt schemes citing Covid-induced illiquidity in credit markets.

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Fortnightly collections for 6 Franklin debt funds drop by 70%

The six debt funds proposed to be wound up by Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund have collected Rs 183 crore in the fortnight ended February 15, almost 70% less than Rs 602 crore collected in the January 16 – 29 period. Certain lumpiness has been noticed in the funds collections previously as well because in some periods pre/repayments are significant while in some periods they are quite low.

The six schemes have received total cash flows of Rs 14,573 crore so far from maturities, coupons and prepayments. We are not giving the AUM or cash levels of schemes for the fortnight because payments were started on Monday and the figures provided by Franklin are as on February 15. 

The big news this week, however, was about FT making some payments to unitholders. Payment to all investors whose accounts are KYC compliant with all details available has been made by SBI Funds Management Pvt. Ltd. (SBI), Franklin said.

While the five cash positive schemes (Franklin India Low Duration Fund, Franklin India Ultra Short Bond Fund, Franklin India Dynamic Accrual Fund, Franklin India Credit Risk Fund and Franklin India Short Term Income Plan) have distributed cash of Rs 9,122 crore available as of January 15, 2021, the balance amount will be distributed in tranches without waiting for liquidation of all securities in the portfolio. The only scheme with borrowings (sub 5%) is Franklin India Income Opportunities Fund.

“We have initiated discussions with SBI and will keep you informed about progress made on monetization,” Franklin Templeton MF said.

Fortunately, the NAVs of all the six schemes were higher as on February 15, 2021 vis-à-vis their respective NAVs on April 23, 2020, the date on which the winding up decision was taken.

The Supreme Court, in its order dated 12 February 2021, upheld the results of the e-voting under regulation 18(15)(c) held in December 2020 and confirmed the winding up of the six schemes. The apex court also appointed SBI Funds Management as the authorized person under regulation 41 to take next steps on monetization.

In April last year, Franklin shut down subscriptions and redemptions while proposing to wind up the six debt schemes citing Covid-induced illiquidity in credit markets.

SC dismisses objections to Franklin’s debt scheme wind up; upholds e-vote

The Supreme Court on Friday passed an order dismissing the objections raised by some unitholders of the six Franklin Templeton mutual fund schemes that are being wound up. The fund-house had announced the winding up decision for the 6 debt funds in Apr. 2020. 

The court judgement is important because from Monday i.e. February 15, accumulated distributable cash proceeds of Rs 9,122 crore will be returned to unitholders of 5 out of the 6 schemes. Disbursal to unitholders would be possible only when the court accepted that the six schemes should be wound up. The schemes have been shut for redemptions for about 10 months.

The Court also upheld the results of the e-voting, done in the last week of Dec-2020, to seek approval of the unitholders, for or against the winding up. 

“…in view of the aforesaid discussion, we hold that for the purpose of clause (c) to Regulation 18 (15), consent of the unitholders would mean consent by majority of the unitholders who have participated in the poll, and not consent of majority of all the unitholders of the scheme. In view of the findings and reasons stated above, we reject the objections to poll results and hold that the unitholders of the six schemes have given their consent by majority to windup the six schemes,” reads the judgement passed by the Bench of Justices S Abdul Nazeer and Sanjiv Khanna.

The objecting unitholders’ primary grievances were related to allegations of gross mismanagement, failure and dereliction of duty by the asset management company (AMC) and Franklin Templeton Trustee Services Private Limited (trustees); violation of the SEBI Act; Mutual Fund Regulations; SEBI  harmonization norms; investment horizon profiles; manipulation of Net Asset Value (NAV); disgorgement of wrongful payments etc. In particular, it is alleged that more than Rs 15,000 crore were withdrawn from the six schemes two weeks prior to the decision for winding up. Objecting unitholders submitted that a finding of fraud, on the part of the trustees and AMC, would entitle them to restitution.

The 15 objecting unitholders are Amruta Garg, Areez Khambatta, Persis Khambatta, Khambatta Family Trust, Sanyam Jain, KAJ Associates, Sarika Mittal, Ultra Walls & Floors, Aakansha Maheshwari, Priya Menghnani, Varnika Menghnani, Sriram Gantasala, Ratnajit Bhattacharjee, Aarti Jain and Kiran Rama, who had filed writ petitions. The six schemes put together as on 3rd December, 2020 had 3,15,600 unitholders.

The six schemes of Franklin Templeton MF mentioned above are Franklin India Low Duration Fund, Franklin India Ultra Short Bond Fund, Franklin India Short Term Income Plan, Franklin India Credit Risk Fund, Franklin India Dynamic Accrual Fund, and Franklin India Income Opportunities Fund.

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Franklin MF to pay back Rs 9,122 cr to debt fund investors in the week of Feb 15

With the Supreme Court permitting distribution of Rs 9,122 crore (available cash in the schemes as of January 15, 2021) to the respective unitholders in proportion to their holdings in the 5 Franklin Templeton schemes under winding up, here are details about how the process of distribution will work.

The Supreme Court, as agreed by all the parties, has directed that SBI Funds Management Pvt. Ltd. (SBI) be entrusted with the activity of distributing available cash to unitholders. Franklin Templeton MF has started working closely with the SBI team and is providing the assistance SBI Funds Management requires to ensure distribution of available cash at the earliest.

Since 5 schemes of the 6 being proposed to be wound up are cash-positive, unitholders of those 5 schemes will get cash. Franklin Ultra Short Bond investors will get Rs 5,075 crore, followed by Rs 1,625 crore for Franklin Low Duration among the biggest gainers. Unitholders of Franklin India Dynamic Accrual will get Rs 1,026 crore, Franklin India Credit Risk will get Rs 926 crore and Franklin India Short Term Income will get Rs 469 crore. 

Payment will be made by extinguishing proportionate units at the prevailing NAV on the date of processing.

Payment to all investors whose accounts are KYC compliant with all details available will be made during the week of February 15, 2021. You can check the status of investor accounts in the schemes under winding up. 

Note that the distribution for unitholders, whose PAN/KYC, FATCA/UBO, Minor through guardian or Transmission details / documentation are not available/invalid, will be made after completion of the regulatory/ compliance requirements.

The payment will be made by SBI from the bank accounts (one per scheme) opened by them for this purpose, and the payment will be made electronically to all eligible customers.

In case the unitholder’s bank account is not eligible for an electronic payment, a demand draft/cheque will be issued and sent to their registered address.

Unitholders will receive an account statement from Franklin Templeton showing the details of units extinguished and payment made.

Capital Gains statements will also be made available. Unitholders may request the same via FT MF website, call centre or from their registered email ID.

Do note that Franklin Templeton will be responsible for deduction of TDS and issue of TDS certificates for NRI investors.

Franklin Templeton MF said in a statement: “We are pleased to inform that the Hon’ble Supreme Court, in its order dated 12 February 2021 has upheld the results of the e-voting u/r 18(15)(c) held in December 2020 and confirmed the winding up of 6 schemes. The Hon’ble Supreme Court has also appointed SBI Funds Management Pvt. Ltd. as the authorized person under regulation 41 to take next steps on monetization. Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund will provide all assistance and cooperation to SBI Funds Management to monetize the assets. The decision of the Hon’ble Supreme Court to dispense with voting u/r 41 reduces any potential delay in commencing active monetization of assets. We are thankful to our unitholders for voting overwhelmingly in favour of the orderly winding up in all 6 schemes. We deeply appreciate the continued patience and support of our investors and partners during these challenging times.”

Franklin debt funds wind up: NAV in 5 out of 6 schemes higher since April

In what could allay some fears of losses, Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund has disclosed that in 5 out of 6 debt schemes to be wound up the NAV as on January 29, 2021 is higher than the NAV on April 23, 2020, the date on which the winding up decision was taken. 

The 5 schemes mentioned above are Franklin India Low Duration Fund, Franklin India Ultra Short Bond Fund, Franklin India Dynamic Accrual Fund, Franklin India Credit Risk Fund and Franklin India Short Term Income Plan.

There have been unsubstantiated reports alleging FT investors in the 6 debt schemes can lose 40-50 per cent. However, the NAV data disclosed by the fund-house shows a different picture altogether. 

The decision to voluntarily wind up six schemes has been one of the most difficult decisions for the AMC and its lakhs of investors. Franklin, all the while, has maintained that the decision to wind up those schemes was taken with the sole objective of safeguarding value for investors. 

The NAV values have improved in most of the schemes on account of the cash generated in these schemes over the last 9 months.

“For one scheme (Franklin India Income Opportunities Fund), the NAV is only marginally lower, ” said Sanjay Sapre of Franklin Templeton in an investor communique. 

Further, the combined AUM of the six schemes has increased from Rs 25,648 crore on April 23, 2020 to Rs 26,414 crore as on January 29, 2021.

Recently, the Supreme Court permitted the distribution of available cash in the schemes and directed that an amount of Rs 9,122 crore (distributable surplus as of January 15, 2021) be distributed to the respective unitholders in proportion to their holdings in the schemes under winding up.

Already, across the six schemes under winding up, an overwhelming majority of unitholders (around 96% by unitholders) voted in favour of the winding up. While some reports have alleged that due processes were not followed for the voting, the Supreme Court has so far not  given any order on this issue. 

From April 24, 2020 to January 29, 2021, the six schemes under winding up have received Rs 14,391 crore from maturities, pre-payments, and coupons. Some of this cash has been used to repay borrowings.Fiv

Five schemes have turned cash positive and have Rs 9,698 cash available to return to Unitholders. 

The inflows received across 6 schemes are nearly 46% higher than anticipated in the maturity profile published on April 23, 2020.

The borrowing level in Franklin India Income Opportunities fund, the only fund with outstanding borrowing, has steadily come down from 37.55% on April 24, 2020 to 5% at the end of January 2021.

It will be pertinent to note that of the Rs 14,391crore received since April 24, 2020, slightly more than half of this amount has been received from securities rated “A”, followed by securities rated “AA”. Much of this cash has been generated from securities which were unlisted, or where FT was a majority holder – nearly 28% of the cash is from unlisted securities and nearly 75% of the cash is from securities where the schemes are the sole or majority holders.

Most importantly, this cash has been received without any secondary market sale (active monetization) of securities in the six schemes. 

The next Supreme Court hearing in this matter is scheduled for February 9, 2021.

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SC orders Franklin to pay back debt investors Rs 9,122 cr in 20 days

Unitholders in 5 debt schemes of Franklin Templeton MF can hope to get some cash in the next 20 days. 

This is after the Supreme Court on Tuesday directed that Rs 9,122 crore, the cash available for distribution as on January 15, in the to-be-wound up debt schemes of Franklin Templeton MF be disbursed to unitholders in proportion to their respective interest in the assets of the scheme, reports say. Do note that 5 of 6 debt funds are cash-positive.

The Bench of Justice S Abdul Nazeer and Sanjiv Khanna entrusted SBI Mutual Fund will carry out the exercise of disbursement, after counsel appearing for all parties agreed to the same, the reports said.

The distribution of money to unitholders is required to be completed within twenty days from today. The Court also gave the parties the room to move applications in case of any difficulty arising out of the process.

As on January 15, individually, Franklin India Low Duration Fund, Franklin India Ultra Short Bond Fund, Franklin India Dynamic Accrual Fund, Franklin India Credit Risk Fund and Franklin India Short Term Income Plan have 63%, 50%, 41%, 26% and 9% of their respective AUM in cash. Unitholders of these 5 schemes will get cash due to the SC order.

Borrowing levels in Franklin India Income Opportunities Fund stood at 6% of AUM (assets under management) on January 15, and so it is still cash-negative. Unit holders of this scheme will not get any cash distribution. 

Franklin Templeton spokesperson said: “We are pleased that, as requested by us, and in the best interests of Unitholders, the Hon’ble Supreme Court has directed the distribution of INR 9,122 crore (distributable surplus as of 15 January 2021) to the respective unitholders in proportion to their holdings in the schemes under winding up, subject to fund running expenses.

As previously stated, we went ahead with the difficult decision of winding up these schemes because of our firm belief that this was the right decision to preserve value for investors, as evidenced by the generation of cash in these schemes over the last 9 months. We believe the distribution of monies will provide unitholders with much needed liquidity and look forward to working with the Regulator and SBI Mutual Fund to distribute the cash within the period stipulated by the Court.”

6 Franklin Templeton debt funds collect Rs 602 cr in Jan 16-29 period

The six debt funds proposed to be wound up by Franklin Templeton MF have collected Rs 602 crore in Jan. 16 to 29 period, almost 10% less than Rs 669 crore collected in the previous fortnight.

Over the latest fortnight (January 16 – 29), these schemes received Rs 350 crore as pre-payments.

The 6 schemes have received total cash flows of Rs 14,391 crore till January 29, 2021 from maturities, coupons and prepayments.

The total number of cash positive schemes stands at five. These schemes have Rs 9,770 crore cash available to return to unitholders, subject to fund running expenses. The balance Rs 4,621 crore has been used to repay borrowings and interest thereon of the six schemes.

Individually, Franklin India Low Duration Fund, Franklin India Ultra Short Bond Fund, Franklin India Dynamic Accrual Fund, Franklin India Credit Risk Fund and Franklin India Short Term Income Plan have 65%, 53%, 41%, 27% and 11% of their respective AUM in cash.

Borrowing levels in Franklin India Income Opportunities Fund continue to come down steadily and currently stands at 5% of AUM (assets under management). The scheme will return monies to investors after paying all the obligations/ liabilities towards borrowings/ expenses/provisions, if any, once the Supreme Court gives the nod. Currently the court is hearing the matter regarding the winding up of schemes.

The total AUM of the 6 schemes stands at Rs 26,412 crore at present.

Already Franklin MF’s winding-up proposal has been approved by an “overwhelming majority of over 96 per cent unit-holders” in the recent e-voting.

The matter is being heard in the Supreme Court now. If the top court allows, lakhs of investors who hold units in 5 of the 6 debt schemes will get some money back which have been stuck for nearly a year.

In April last year, Franklin shut down subscriptions and redemptions while proposing to wind up the six debt schemes citing Covid-induced illiquidity in credit markets.

Franklin gets ‘yes’ vote for winding up the six debt MFs

The Trustee of Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund in India, with the permission of the Hon’ble Supreme Court, had sought the consent of the unitholders under regulation 18 (15) (c) to wind-up the schemes.

The unitholders consent vote took place from December 26 to December 28, 2020 followed by the Unitholders meet via video conference on December 29, 2020.

The result of the e-voting has been announced by the Supreme Court. Out of the total number of unitholders who cast their votes, over 96% of unitholders have voted in favour of the winding up of the six schemes. 

The voting results indicate the fund house would now not be required to resort to a distress sale of its underlying assets. This means it would be an orderly winding-up. 

“We are thankful to our unitholders for voting overwhelmingly in favour of the orderly winding up in all 6 schemes. We deeply appreciate the support of our investors and partners and hope to commence distribution of investment proceeds at the earliest, subject to the directions of the Hon’ble Supreme Court. The next hearing in this matter is scheduled to take place on January 25, 2021,” said Sanjay Sapre, President, Franklin Templeton Asset Management (India). 

The top court will next meet on January 25 to give directions on how the funds in the schemes should be paid back to the unitholders.
Five of the six schemes are cash positive, with the cash available at Rs 9,190 crore as of January 15, 2020. The final cash available for distribution will be subject to some fund-running expenses.

In April 2020, Franklin Templeton had taken the controversial step of winding up six of its debt schemes. It had cited extreme illiquidity in the market that had got accentuated by COVID-19. 

The latest update as on January 15, 2021 is as follows:

  1. From April 24, 2020 to January 15, 2021, the six schemes under winding up have received Rs 13,789 cr. from maturities, pre-payments, and coupons. Over the latest fortnight (January 1 – 15), the schemes received Rs. 669 cr., of which Rs. 617 cr. was received as pre-payments.
  2. Franklin India Short Term Income Plan turned cash positive recently taking the total number of cash positive schemes to five. The five cash positive schemes have Rs 9,190 cr. available to return to unitholders as on January 15, subject to fund running expenses. Individually, Franklin India Low Duration Fund, Franklin India Ultra Short Bond Fund, Franklin India Dynamic Accrual Fund, Franklin India Credit Risk Fund and Franklin India Short Term Income Plan have 63%, 50%, 41%, 26% and 9% of their respective AUM in cash.
  3. The inflows received across 6 schemes is nearly 41% higher than anticipated in the maturity profile published for April 23, 2020.
  4. Borrowing levels in Franklin India Income Opportunities Fund currently stand at 6% of AUM.
  5. Of the Rs 13,789 cr. received since April 24, 2020, slightly more than half of this amount has been received from securities rated “A”, followed by securities rated “AA”. Much of this cash has been generated from securities which were unlisted, or where FT was a majority holder.

Most importantly, all of this cash has been received without any secondary market sale (active monetization) of the securities in the six schemes.

This points to the fact that the securities held in the funds can be monetised at fair value if given appropriate time under normal market conditions, Franklin Templeton said in a statement.

Franklin debt schemes collect Rs 669 cr in Jan 1-15 period; 65% cash back in low duration fund

Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund’s six debt funds have collected Rs 669 crore in the January 1 to 15 period, which is 45% less than Rs 1,213 crore it collected in the previous fortnight of Dec. 16 to 31, 2020. As much as Rs 617 crore was received as pre-payments.

So far, the 6 schemes received total cash flows of Rs 13,789 crore as of January 15, 2021 from maturities, pre-payments and coupon payments. More than half of this amount has been received from securities rated “A”. Much of this cash has been generated from securities which were unlisted, or where FT was a majority holder. The total inflows received across 6 schemes is over 40% higher than anticipated in the maturity profile published in April 2020.

The total cash available for the five cash positive schemes stands at Rs 9,190 crore, subject to fund running expenses. The total cash available with 5 schemes is lower than total cash flows because a portion was used to retire debt that the funds were forced to take in a bid to honour redemptions before April 24, 2020.

All the cash received by the six schemes are without any secondary market sale (active monetization) of the securities. This points to the fact that the securities held in the funds can be monetized at fair value if given appropriate time under normal market conditions.

Individually, Franklin India Low Duration Fund, Franklin India Ultra Short Bond Fund, Franklin India Dynamic Accrual Fund, Franklin India Credit Risk Fund and Franklin India Short Term Income Plan have 63%, 50%, 41%, 26% and 9% of their respective AUM in cash.

Borrowing levels in Franklin India Income Opportunities Fund currently stands at 6% of AUM, which is unchanged from last fortnight.

As you may be aware, some writ petitions were filed in the matter of winding up of six of Franklin fixed income schemes in April 2020. On December 3, 2020, the Hon’ble Supreme Court issued an interim order allowing the Trustee of Franklin Templeton to seek consent of the unitholders for the winding up of the six schemes under Regulation 18(15)(c) of the SEBI (Mutual Funds) Regulations 1996.

The unitholders consent vote took place from December 26 to December 28, 2020 followed by the Unitholders meet via video conference on December 29, 2020.

The result of the e-voting along with the report of the observer appointed by SEBI will be submitted to the Hon’ble Supreme court in a sealed envelope. Further steps will be taken as per the directions of the Hon’ble Supreme Court. The next hearing in this matter is expected to be held in the 3rd week of January 2021.

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