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Of late, debt funds had become an alternative investment option to fixed deposits for many. While the going was good, investors gained from high returns from debt funds and did not have to bother about underlying risks. But the closure of six debt funds by Franklin Templeton came as a shock to many. Defaults by debt-issuing corporates,

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