Deep-dive articles on GIFT City funds, IFSCA regulation, NRI investing, and the evolving landscape of India's premier international financial centre.
IFSCA's Banking FAQs explain how IFSC Banking Units (IBUs) work in GIFT City: set up as a branch of the parent bank, licensed via the SWIT portal, with minimum capital of USD 20 million, a Governing Body of at least 3 members, a minimum LCR of 100% and an RDRR of 3%.
Jio Platforms listed on 28 October 2026 at ₹1,358, 21.36% above its ₹1,119 IPO price, and closed at ₹1,417.50 on the NSE. Here are the listing-day numbers, the final NSE subscription data, and what the RHP says about Jio's business, finances and risks.
JioBlackRock has opened the NFO of the JioBlackRock Advantage World Equity Fund (IFSC), a GIFT City fund of fund that invests in BlackRock's global developed-market equity fund. Here are the official details: minimum investment, costs, structure, who can invest and how.
Inbound and outbound are plain-English labels for the direction of a GIFT City fund's money: inbound brings global and NRI/OCI capital into India, outbound uses GIFT IFSC to reach global assets. Here is what each means, who may care, the key rules to understand, and a side-by-side comparison.
Jio Platforms Limited, the digital services business backed by Reliance Industries, is set to launch its initial public offering (IPO) on 21 October 2026, with subscriptions scheduled to close on 23 October 2026.
What began as a new investment framework has quickly developed into a growing market, with established asset management companies introducing specialized strategies and more fund houses preparing to enter the category.
Learn about the JioBlackRock Advantage World Equity Fund (IFSC), including its GIFT City structure, global equity exposure, investment approach, costs, tax treatment and key portfolio characteristics.
Inbound and outbound are the two directions capital can flow through GIFT IFSC. Inbound brings global capital into India. Outbound takes Indian or NRI capital into global markets. Here is the clearest explanation of both who they are for, how they work, and which side you are on.
If you have recently come across terms such as GIFT City, GIFT IFSC, IFSCA, GIFT City Funds, international investing, aircraft leasing or global banking, they may sound like parts of a complicated financial ecosystem.
