Public snapshot
EMF Income Quality Score
Templeton Emerging Markets Fund (EMF) has an Income Quality Score of 76/100, classified as a Friend with high confidence, based on a 10-year income and total-return history.
Templeton Emerging Markets Fund (EMF) is a closed-end fund and is part of the IQ Score universe.
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IQ Score History
Not enough published history yet to draw a trend.
Signals & Drivers
IQ signal scores
Each signal is normalised to 0–100 and combined by weight into the overall IQ Score.
What is working
- Economic return covers long-term payout
- Working capital preserved over time
- Distributions growing year-over-year
What to watch
- 3+ years with a material annual distribution decline
Flags & gates
- Chronic Dist Cuts
Distribution Safety
High confidence (10-year history)
- 19900.05Held
- 19913.96Raised
- 19920.29Lower total
- 19930.97Raised
- 19943.13Raised
- 19952.315Lower total
- 19960.75Lower total
- 19972.0Raised
- 19984.53Raised
- 19990.01Lower total
- 20000.1029Raised
- 20010.1073Held
- 20020.1499Raised
- 20030.2449Raised
- 20040.2452Held
- 20051.9965Raised
- 20065.2526Raised
- 20072.167Lower total
- 20081.4436Lower total
- 20090.1407Lower total
- 20100.1489Held
- 20110.3335Raised
- 20120.4609Raised
- 20131.6899Raised
- 20141.1821Lower total
- 20151.2776Raised
- 20160.1961Lower total
- 20171.9865Raised
- 20180.7808Cut
- 20191.148Raised
- 20200.657Cut
- 20211.1097Raised
- 20221.1293Raised
- 20230.727Cut
- 20240.5114Cut
- 20251.6563Raised
- 20260.46Partial year
Distributions per year, from the frozen distribution-stability signal. “Lower total” means the calendar-year sum was smaller than the prior year (often a special-distribution rolloff or timing shift), but did not decline more than the engine's 10% material-decline threshold — see Years Cut above for years that did.
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IQ Score is a long-duration quality and distribution-safety classification for income assets. It is research based on historical data, not personal investment advice, and it does not tell you what to buy or sell. Figures reflect a delayed public snapshot and may differ from current data.