Archive · 30 Jun 2025
Indian Investors Should Consider Global Markets for Diversification
Imagine you only invest in companies in your hometown.
Experts say it's like that when Indian investors only invest in India.
They suggest looking at companies all over the world to make more money.
India is a small part of the world's stock market, so there are many other places to invest.
New apps are making it easier to invest in other countries, and experts recommend putting about a third of your money into global investments.
They also warn to be careful and compare how much things cost in different countries.
Experts at the Mint Horizons session urged Indian investors to diversify globally.
Speakers highlighted India's small share of global market capitalization.
Platforms are emerging to ease the process of international investing for retail investors.
Experts recommend allocating 25-35% of a portfolio to global assets.
Investors should consider governance standards and compare valuations globally.
- Who
- Financial experts and investors.
- What
- Experts encouraged Indian investors to invest globally.
- When
- During the Mint Horizons session.
- Where
- Pune, India.
- Why
- To diversify portfolios and potentially improve returns.
Focus on India
Investing Globally
Investment Strategy
Focus on India
Investing only in India
Investing Globally
Investing Globally
- Event Series
- Mint Horizons
- Location of Event
- Pune
- Suggested Allocation to Global Assets
- 25-35%
- Scheme allowing Investment
- Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS)