Managing more than Rs.239 billion worth of assets for

around 1.9 million investors, the Templeton-Hathway joint venture is one of the largest mutual fund houses in India. “The full acquisition of our Indian asset management company reinforces Franklin Templeton’s long term commitment to India, a journey that started back in 1995,” said Vijay Advani, Executive VP, Franklin Resources. With this historic acquisition, Franklin Templeton hopes to extend its arms into the highly bullish Indian asset management market. Though the deal was much publicised, both the Rahejas and the Templetons were quite unspoken about the cash element of the buy out.
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