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Your Global Portfolio Starts Here: How Indians Can Invest Beyond India | Neil Borate


Should Indian investors be looking beyond India?

While India remains a compelling long-term growth story, investing only in one country can leave a portfolio exposed to market cycles, currency movements and concentration risk. Global investing can provide access to different economies, sectors and opportunities — and potentially create a more diversified portfolio.

In this session, Neil Borate breaks down the case for global diversification and explores the different routes available to Indian investors.

From understanding whether the US market is overvalued and identifying opportunities across other global markets, to navigating GIFT City, overseas brokers, US ETFs and UCITS ETFs, the session offers a practical perspective on building exposure beyond India. The presentation also examines important considerations around the Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS), taxation and estate-tax implications.

Watch to understand:

Why geographical diversification matters

Whether investors may be overexposed to India

How to think about US valuations and opportunities in other markets

GIFT City as a route to global investing

Investing overseas through brokers and LRS

US ETFs vs UCITS ETFs

Key tax and estate-planning considerations for Indian investors

Your portfolio doesn’t have to stop at India’s borders.

This content is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered investment advice.

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