Indian investors are restricted to investing up to 20% of their overall assets in foreign funds.

30 of the 74 international mutual fund schemes are closed to new subscriptions.

These funds cater to different investor preferences and risk tolerance levels. For instance, equity funds invest in stocks, while debt funds invest in bonds.

Allocation to Overseas Markets

The allocation of funds to overseas markets is a crucial aspect of international investing. It allows investors to diversify their portfolios by investing in different countries and economies, reducing the risk of losses due to market fluctuations in their home country.