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Why you shouldn’t already celebrate India’s mutual fund diversification strategy
While SEBI has allowed domestic mutual funds to invest in overseas funds, the cap set by the RBI for such funds could defeat the purpose of the market regulator’s move.
06 November, 2024•6 min
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