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Standard Chartered taps GIFT City to help wealthy Indians diversify overseas

Mint15 November 2026 at 4:16 pm IST
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The launch follows an August approval from the IFSCA, GIFT City’s regulator, allowing the bank to distribute the funds to resident Indians. Launched four years ago, the funds manage $5 billion in assets across 13 markets.

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