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BSE cautions investors as international ETFs trade at steep premiums to NAV

1 source · first seen 23:27 25 Sept · updated 23:27 25 Sept

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  • BSE cautioned investors that international ETFs are trading at steep premiums to NAV
  • Limited overseas investment capacity has restricted creation of new units, potentially widening the gap
  • Indian mutual fund investors in overseas ETFs face a wider gap between market prices and NAV

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