How Indians get a passport to global markets via GIFT

Global access GIFT City outbound funds offer international exposure

- Jash Kriplani

Until now, Indians looking to invest overseas had limited optionseither via domestic mutual funds, which are capped by RBI limits, or via international brokerages.

For most retail investors, choosing the right stocks or timing foreign markets has been challenging.

At the Mint Money Festival 2025, Kalpen Parekh, managing director and chief executive of DSP Mutual Fund, and Vaibhav Shah, head of business development-strategy and international sales, Mirae Asset India AMC, detailed how funds launched on the GIFT City platform can simplify international investing.