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India's global ETF investors stare at a yawning premium gap

Regulatory limits on overseas investments by Indian mutual funds have restricted their ability to buy foreign securities and create fresh ETF units. Meanwhile, demand for global exposure has risen

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India's global ETF investors stare at a yawning premium gap
Regulatory limits on overseas investments by Indian mutual funds have restricted their ability to buy foreign securities and create fresh ETF units. Meanwhile, demand for global exposure has risen
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