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GIFT City, India's first International Financial Services Centre, is emerging as a compelling alternative to traditional offshore financial...

What seemed like a smart real estate move turned into a cautionary tale for an NRI couple who invested in a Hyderabad apartment in 2010. De...

While India is seen as a core long-term investment destination by NRIs, countries like UAE & Singapore continue to attract NRI capital for ...

From favourable demographics and improving infrastructure to strategic diversification and early-stage investment opportunities, these regi...

India is one of the most preferred markets for the long-term investments for NRIs. Several clients have increased exposure to India in rece...

NRIs are increasingly aligning investments with India’s growth, drawn by economic resilience, reforms, and emotional ties. Tax-friendly hub...

NRIs investing in India should avoid common mistakes like delaying KYC updates, overlooking foreign TIN requirements, focusing solely on ta...

Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) often face challenges managing NRO and NRE accounts. Mishaps include using incorrect accounts for funds, exceed...

NRIs looking to invest in the Indian stock market can now easily do so through NRI demat accounts. It is critical to understand the differe...

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However, even NRIs who take a more calculated approach to their buying decisions will be influenced by the psychological hooks that are thr...

Moreover, some MFs may even stop taking investments from NRIs till a clarity emerges over FATCA agreement between India and the US.

Investors are considered to be close to investing Rs 1,400-1,500 crore, though the actual amount would depend on the diligence exercise, so...

In the long-term, the dollar's new found strength will be short-lived.