Winterflood issues warning over Franklin Templeton EM business following TEMIT management changes

Follows Hardenberg departure

Jayna Rana
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Industry commentators have described the departure of Carlos Hardenberg as manager of the £2.1bn Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust (TEMIT) as a "blow" for the investment company, with one trust analyst worried about the future of Franklin Templeton's emerging market business after a number of senior management changes, including the retirement of Mark Mobius.

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