BUSINESSJul 24 · 02:37 UTCBLOOMBERGAlex Gabriel Simon and Pratigya Vajpayee

India’s SEBI Mulls Letting Portfolio Managers Invest Clients’ Money Overseas

India’s SEBI is considering allowing portfolio managers to invest clients’ money in overseas securities and IPO-bound firms. The proposal aims to expand investment options for clients beyond domestic markets.

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