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Franklin Templeton rises after quarterly profit beat

By Reuters News16 hours ago Updated

** Shares of investment manager Franklin Templeton BEN.N up 1.8% at $32.8 in morning trading session

** Company reports Q4 adj. EPS of 94 cents, above analysts' estimates of 77 cents, according to data compiled by LSEG

** Q4 operating revenue up 4% YoY at $2.43 bln

** Long-term net inflows rose to $20.8 bln in the reported quarter

** Asset manager says it recorded positive flows across all regions and channels during fiscal 2026

** Four of 14 analysts rate stock "buy", eight "hold" and two "sell"; their median PT is $35 - data compiled by LSEG

** Including session's move, stock up 37% YTD

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