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flag India's SEBI permits mutual funds to invest in overseas funds, capping exposure to Indian securities at 25%.

flag India's Securities and Exchange Board (SEBI) has introduced guidelines allowing mutual funds to invest in overseas mutual funds or unit trusts, provided their exposure to Indian securities does not exceed 25%. flag This aims to enhance investment ease, transparency, and diversification. flag All investors' contributions must be pooled into a single vehicle, and advisory agreements between Indian and overseas funds are prohibited to avoid conflicts of interest. flag A six-month period for rebalancing is allowed if the limit is breached.

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