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Marcellus and VanEck expand multi-asset strategy via GIFT City

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Marcellus Investment Managers partnered with VanEck to expand its GIFT City offering from global equities to a multi-asset strategy. This new strategy covers equity, fixed-income, commodities, and real assets ETFs, with VanEck providing model portfolio recommendations. The expansion follows Marcellus' earlier launch of a Global Equities Fund through GIFT IFSC in June.

From moneycontrol.com

Why it matters

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The move widens the investment universe available to Indian investors through GIFT City, allowing exposure to global bonds, commodities, and real assets. This comes as the GIFT IFSC ecosystem has grown rapidly, with registered funds increasing sharply over the last three years.

From moneycontrol.com

Who's involved

  • GiftMay see increased investor interest in the IFSC due to expanded offerings.
  • State Bank of IndiaCould experience increased investment flows into GIFT City.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • GiftSpeculative

    Might see increased investor interest in the IFSC, potentially boosting revenue.

  • Could experience increased investment flows into GIFT City.

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