One day after admitting it placed three employees on administrative leave for possible market timing infractions,
The prosecutors, one from California and one from Massachusetts, presented the subpoenas just two months after New York Attorney General Elliot Spitzer and the
San Mateo, California-based Franklin, an arm of Franklin Templeton Investments, has admitted that a small number of ex-employees have market timed inside of their own 401(k) accounts. On Monday, the company placed two officers and one trader on administrative leave for these practices.