India's SEBI Mulls Letting Portfolio Managers Invest Clients' Money Overseas
India's Securities and Exchange Board (SEBI) is considering a proposal to expand portfolio managers' investment capabilities by allowing them to invest client money in overseas securities and pre-IPO companies. This regulatory development aims to provide Indian investors with greater diversification opportunities and access to international markets through professional fund management.
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India’s SEBI Mulls Letting Portfolio Managers Invest Clients’ Money Overseas
India's Securities and Exchange Board (SEBI) is considering a proposal to expand portfolio managers' investment capabilities by allowing them to invest client money in overseas securities and pre-IPO companies. This regulatory development aims to provide Indian investors with greater diversification opportunities and access to international markets through professional fund management.
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