Funds

International mutual funds in India

Which overseas funds still accept fresh money, checked daily against BSE StAR MF.

1 of 60 funds are open to fresh investment today.

Accepting money today

Minimum and maximum per purchase, from BSE StAR MF

Recent changes

  1. Baroda BNP Paribas Aqua Fund of FundOpen to lumpsum and SIP
  2. Baroda BNP Paribas Aqua Fund of FundOpen to lumpsum and SIP
  3. HSBC Global Emerging Markets FundClosed to fresh money
  4. HSBC Brazil FundClosed to fresh money
  5. HSBC Asia Pacific (Ex Japan) Dividend Yield FundClosed to fresh money
  6. HSBC Global Emerging Markets FundClosed to fresh money
  7. HSBC Brazil FundClosed to fresh money
  8. HSBC Asia Pacific (Ex Japan) Dividend Yield FundClosed to fresh money
  9. Baroda BNP Paribas Aqua Fund of FundClosed to fresh money
  10. HSBC Global Emerging Markets FundOpen to lumpsum and SIP
  11. HSBC Brazil FundOpen to lumpsum and SIP
  12. HSBC Asia Pacific (Ex Japan) Dividend Yield FundOpen to lumpsum and SIP

Every international fund

60 schemes, Direct plan and Growth option

Why most of these are closed

Indian mutual funds can hold $7 billion in overseas securities between them, and each fund house has its own $1 billion ceiling within that. Both are set by the RBI. The industry reached the overall cap, so most houses stopped accepting fresh subscriptions. A house still carrying room under its own limit can reopen while the rest stay shut, which is why the list of what is open changes one fund house at a time. About ₹56,998 cr sits in these funds today.

Open means you can place a new order today. Existing SIPs keep running either way, so a fund shown as closed may still be collecting instalments from people who started earlier. Exchange-traded funds are bought on the exchange rather than from the fund house, so they are marked separately.

Source: AMFI and BSE StAR MF, updated daily.