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Stock brokers look to set up shop overseas to tap rising interest from NRIs

Setting up offices in off-shore destinations, dedicated teams to talk to investors in their time zones

Stock brokers look to set up shop overseas to tap rising interest from NRIs
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Sachin P Mampatta Mumbai
Brokers are looking to set up shop abroad to tap non-resident Indians (NRIs). Assets under custody of NRIs are up 147.1 per cent since 2013-14. They accounted for Rs 1,318 crore as of 2013-14, rising to Rs 3,257 crore as of November 2018, the latest month for which figures are available with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi).
 
A fall in the local currency, a better perception of local fundamentals coupled with developed market issues have contributed to an increasing number of NRIs looking to invest in India.
 
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