Mutual fund overseas investment liberalisation expands permitted asset classes to include ETFs, overseas funds and foreign ADRs/GDRs. Permits expansion of overseas investment avenues available to Mutual Funds by adding three permissible categories: overseas mutual funds with nominal unlisted exposure, overseas exchange traded funds that invest in securities, and ADRs/GDRs of foreign companies; maintains monthly statistical reporting to the central bank with a revised format and notes that regulatory amendments will be issued separately, with directions issued under statutory foreign exchange powers and without prejudice to other legal permissions.
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Mutual fund overseas investment liberalisation expands permitted asset classes to include ETFs, overseas funds and foreign ADRs/GDRs.
Permits expansion of overseas investment avenues available to Mutual Funds by adding three permissible categories: overseas mutual funds with nominal unlisted exposure, overseas exchange traded funds that invest in securities, and ADRs/GDRs of foreign companies; maintains monthly statistical reporting to the central bank with a revised format and notes that regulatory amendments will be issued separately, with directions issued under statutory foreign exchange powers and without prejudice to other legal permissions.
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