Into India, in dollars.
A GIFT City inbound fund runs an Indian strategy — the same PMS or AIF logic used onshore — but is housed inside the GIFT IFSC, where it accepts US dollars from overseas investors under the IFSCA regulator. No Indian bank account, no currency conversion, no resident-style tax filings. For NRIs, frequently the cleanest route into Indian strategies. Below is the desk's Curated Inbound Fund Repository: India-dedicated funds accessible through GIFT City, grouped by asset class, with the structure, minimum and US / UK / Canada acceptance confirmed with each house.
Where you file your taxes changes what these funds are worth to you.
India’s IFSC exemptions were written for investors who are taxed nowhere else. If your own country taxes you anyway, an Indian exemption can quietly leave you worse off, not better. Same fund, three different answers.
This shelf is a reference for eligible investors.
The funds below are private-placement and restricted-scheme instruments (IFSCA / SEBI). This list is shown for reference only — it is not an offer, solicitation or recommendation, and nothing here is investment advice. Access route, domicile and minimums are confirmed against each fund's PPM at onboarding. Please confirm your eligibility to continue.
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