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India Seeks to Expand Investment Options for Portfolio Managers

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 23 July 2026, 12:39 UTC By Samie Modak 1 min read
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India Seeks to Expand Investment Options for Portfolio Managers India’s markets regulator has proposed allowing portfolio managers to invest clients’ money in overseas securities and IPO-bound firms, as well as take unhedged equity derivatives positions, as part of a broader easing of rules for the industry. The Securities and Exchange Board of India may allow portfolio managers to invest abroad under the Liberalised Remittance Scheme, which permit resident Indians to remit up to $250,000...

India Seeks to Expand Investment Options for Portfolio Managers India’s markets regulator has proposed allowing portfolio managers to invest clients’ money in overseas securities and IPO-bound firms, as well as take unhedged equity derivatives positions, as part of a broader easing of rules for the industry. The Securities and Exchange Board of India may allow portfolio managers to invest abroad under the Liberalised Remittance Scheme, which permit resident Indians to remit up to $250,000 overseas each financial year. Portfolio managers are barred from making such investments even though individuals can do so under the facility.
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