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NRI Investment Opportunities
Considering the size of Indian economy and the promising growth it is poised for, Capital Markets offer highly diversified Investment avenues and exciting opportunities for Capital appreciations in the long term.
Shares of Indian companies –through Foreign Portfolio holdings
Units of Mutual Funds operating in India.
Investments in Real Estate.
Indian Capital Markets makes a better case for investment as:
With heavy thrust on development of infrastructure, development of banking network and growth of start-up culture Indian economy is poised for a sustained growth.
Interest rates or Returns on Investments available on Investment in the western world are minimal. One can plan long term investment in select Indian equities and Mutual funds and earn tax free returns at decent rates.
Even the NRIs based in USA and Canada can have access mutual funds investment in India through few select Mutual Fund houses.
Indian Capital markets have potentials to deliver higher returns, even more than the developed countries.
No Access to traditional Saving Instruments:
NRIs are not allowed to invest in traditional Investment options like National Saving Certificates (NSC), Senior Citizens Savings Scheme, Post Office Time Deposits or Public Provident Fund (PPF) accounts.
Mutual funds we are associated with
FAQs
Do Non-Resident Indians have permission to make investments in India?
Yes, NRIs can readily engage in investments by adhering to the guidelines established by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) as per the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA).
What limitations apply to investments by NRIs in India?
Non-resident Indians have the flexibility to acquire any immovable property in India, excluding agricultural land or plantations. It is essential for NRIs to make payments from funds earned in India through standard banking channels or a non-resident account that complies with FEMA regulations. The use of any other payment method is not permitted.
Why NRI should invest in India?
India has become a fastest growing economy in the world. It is estimated that by the year 2050 India will be the 2nd largest economy in the world. NRIs investment will help India to bring foreign funds into the Indian economy, this will give some boost to growing Indian companies, further NRIs investment will make INR strong and stable currency. Obviously, this will be more beneficial from all the aspects to the NRis.
Is it possible for a Non-Resident Indian to participate in an Initial Public Offering (IPO)?
Certainly. Legally, NRIs have the authorization to invest in Indian IPOs of Equity Shares, NCDs, and Bonds. NRI participation in IPOs and Mutual Fund investments is allowed exclusively through the Non-PIS Account (NRE or NRO Saving Bank Account without PIS permission). The decision to permit NRIs to invest in an IPO is at the discretion of the issuer company.
