(Reuters) - Franklin Templeton Investments is seeking regulatory approval to launch a new crypto index exchange-traded fund, the firm said on Thursday, as asset managers hope to cash in on the ...

Asset management behemoth, Franklin Templeton Investments BEN, is seeking regulatory approval to launch a new cryptocurrency index exchange-traded fund (ETF). What Happened: Franklin Templeton ...

If sold after 1 year from purchase date, long term capital gain tax will be applicable. Current tax rate is 12.5%, if your total long term capital gain exceeds 1.25 lakh. Any cess/surcharge is not ...

You can not sell your investments in this fund for 3 years from the purchase date. Long term capital gain tax will be applicable when you sell your investments after 3 years. Current tax rate is ...

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Franklin Templeton announced it will fold Martin Currie, the US$17.9 billion fund manager, into its other brands, ClearBridge Investments and Franklin Equity Group. Martin Currie's Australia, UK, and ...

President William Ruto has finally appointed the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission(IEBC) selection panel to oversee the process of selecting IEBC Commissioners. The appointment was made ...

The Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) officers are anxious about the government's plan to cut their lunch subsidy. According to a memo sent to the officers by the Ministry of Defence's Major General Mohammed ...

Lemuel Lyes took up metal detecting a year ago after watching TV comedy Detectorists A filmmaker from Cornwall has revealed how a TV comedy and a dash of beginner's luck helped him uncover a ...

As a documentary maker, Lemuel Lyes, 42, is used to being behind a TV camera, but it was watching BAFTA-winning sitcom Detectorists that inspired him to take up metal detecting. Mr Lyes began the ...

Stock market today: Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund is bullish on Lemon Tree Hotels shares, as it raises its stake to 7.054% Franklin Templeton Mutual Fund that through its various funds held about ...