GIFT City funds or direct overseas investing? Experts explain the costs, tax rules and risks investors should know
GIFT City funds and direct overseas investing offer Indian investors access to global markets, but differ in costs, taxation and control. Shweta Rajani of Anand Rathi Wealth explains how to choose between the two routes and what investors should know about TCS.
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