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Foreign liabilities of Indian MF companies up by 36% in FY24: RBI survey
Update / Judgement Date
14 Aug 2024
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Team — WCP Legal Desk
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Indian mutual funds' foreign liabilities have increased by 36% in FY24, according to an RBI survey. This rise reflects greater international investment and financing by Indian mutual funds. The increased foreign liabilities indicate a growing reliance on global capital markets and could impact the financial stability and risk management of these funds. Investors should be aware of the potential implications for mutual fund performance and regulatory compliance.