Will ‘value up’ governance reforms address the ‘Korea discount’?
Korea is following in Japan’s footsteps in implementing governance reform
Temit
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What should investors expect ahead of India’s marathon election?
Voting period takes place over six weeks starting 19 April
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Temit introduces performance-related discount control mechanism
Trust is still rebuilding its brand after Mark Mobius and Carlos Hardenberg exits
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Temit significantly outperforms in year since Hardenberg exit
Discount has seen a significant narrowing effect as sentiment warms to EM
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Temit ups loan facility on positive EM outlook
Investment trust also boosts ability to borrow in Chinese renminbi
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Franklin Templeton denies ex-Mobius fund faces further turnover
Franklin Templeton Investments has denied its emerging markets investment trust faces further turnover on top of the exit of star fund manager Mark Mobius and his protégé Carlos Hardenberg earlier this year.
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Franklin Templeton rebuilds Temit with Martin Currie hire
Franklin Templeton Investments has hired Martin Currie’s Andrew Ness as a portfolio manager on the Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust (Temit).
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Temit overlooks Hardenberg exit as discount widens
The Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust board has blamed market volatility rather than the sudden exit of its lead manager Carlos Hardenberg for the widening of its discount in February and March.
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Temit investors recommended to switch to Mobius rival
The JP Morgan Emerging Markets Investment Trust has been touted as a stable alternative to Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust, where careful succession planning following Mark Mobius’s retirement was thrown into disarray with the sudden departure of his replacement Carlos Hardenberg earlier this year.
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Mobius builds rival firm as Temit successor sings his praises
Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust’s incoming lead manager has described Mark Mobius as his mentor and said he will never view him as a competitor, despite the legendary emerging markets investor establishing a rival fund following his retirement from Franklin Templeton.
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Why new Temit manager is sticking with IT
Chetan Sehgal, lead manager of the Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust (Temit), said the portfolio’s core themes of investing in Information Technology (IT) and consumerism will remain during his stewardship, having just taken the reins from the outgoing Carlos Hardenberg.
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Templeton Emerging IT lead manager resigns
Carlos Hardenberg, lead manager for the Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust (TEMIT), has resigned but will remain as portfolio manager until 31 March 2018.