Context:
India has officially opened the door to retail-focused offshore mutual funds with the launch of DSP Mutual Fund’s Global Equity Fund on June 2, 2025, from GIFT City (Gujarat International Finance Tec-City). This marks a regulatory milestone, enabling resident Indians to invest globally without relying on offshore brokerages, while sidestepping the Reserve Bank of India’s overseas investment caps applicable to SEBI-regulated mutual funds.
Key Highlights:
First Retail Global Fund Under GIFT City’s New 2025 Framework
- Launched by: DSP Mutual Fund
- Minimum investment: $5,000
- Fund type: Open-ended global equity mutual fund
- Eligible investors: Indian residents (NRIs excluded), via Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS)
- Investment cap: Subject to individual $250,000 LRS limit
- NFO period: Open for 30–40 days; continuous acceptance thereafter
Why It Matters
- Not under SEBI’s $7 billion overseas limit, which has paused many global feeder funds
- Leverages GIFT City’s international jurisdiction, enabling direct retail participation
- Promises simplified taxation, regulatory transparency, and broader access to global markets
Implications
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- Enables diversification without feeder funds
- Creates competition for offshore platforms like US-based brokerages
- Supports India’s ambition to become a financial gateway through GIFT City
- Reflects SEBI and IFSCA’s push for liberalizing outbound retail flows





