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London Stock Exchange ETFs in GIFT City: Could NSE IX-LSE deal expand global options for Indian mutual fund investors?

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London Stock Exchange ETFs in GIFT City: Could NSE IX-LSE deal expand global options for Indian mutual fund investors?

The latest MoU between NSE International Exchange and the London Stock Exchange could widen access to global investment products through GIFT City.

Here's what this could mean for Indian mutual fund investors, which ETFs may become accessible, and what regulatory hurdles they should consider. 

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