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MarketWolf, Appreciate Partnership Opens Global Markets to Indian Investors
MarketWolf and Appreciate are working together to help people in India invest in other countries.
Their service will let customers buy US-listed stocks and global exchange-traded funds.
Investors will use the regulated financial system at GIFT City.
They may also be able to buy small fractions of investments instead of whole shares.
The service is intended to make opening an account and sending money easier.
It will also provide custody and other investment support.
The companies said people want access to global themes such as technology and healthcare.
They said the partnership will focus on simplicity, compliance and investor protection.
MarketWolf and Appreciate announced a partnership to provide Indian investors access to US stocks and global markets.
The service will operate through the regulated GIFT City IFSC ecosystem.
Customers will be able to invest in US-listed stocks and global ETFs, including through fractional investing.
The offering combines digital onboarding, remittance support, custody and exchange connectivity.
The companies said the partnership aims to simplify international investing while maintaining regulatory compliance and investor protection.
- Who
- MarketWolf Securities Private Limited and Appreciate Broking IFSC Pvt. Limited.
- What
- They announced a partnership to give Indian investors access to US stocks, global ETFs and other international investment opportunities.
- Where
- Through the GIFT City International Financial Services Centre ecosystem in India.
- When
- September 15; the year is not specified in the article.
- Why
- To simplify international investing and help Indian investors diversify into global markets while maintaining regulatory compliance and investor protection.
Key facts
- Companies
- MarketWolf Securities Private Limited and Appreciate Broking IFSC Pvt. Limited
- Investment access
- US-listed stocks, global ETFs and future additional global funds and investment products
- Investment route
- The regulated GIFT City IFSC ecosystem
- Investor features
- Fractional investing, digital onboarding and simplified investing
- Infrastructure
- Remittance support, regulated custody and exchange connectivity
- Focus areas cited
- Technology, healthcare, artificial intelligence and other long-term growth opportunities
- Regulatory status
- MarketWolf is described as a SEBI-registered stockbroker and research analyst; Appreciate is described as an IFSC-registered intermediary
Quotes
Vishesh Dhingra
Founder and CEO of MarketWolf
“Our partnership with MarketWolf brings together a strong retail investing platform and Appreciate’s robust infrastructure. MarketWolf has built a customer-first experience around simplicity and technology, while we are focused on making international investing accessible through the regulated GIFT City ecosystem. Together, we can help more Indian investors participate in global markets with greater ease, and confidence.”
theprint.in
“MarketWolf has always focused on making market participation easier and more accessible for new retail investors. Through our partnership with Appreciate, we are extending that philosophy now to US & other global markets. Appreciate’s GIFT City infrastructure and international market access will help our customers explore global investment opportunities through a seamless and trusted experience.”
theprint.in
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