Indians can begin stock trading from eight US companies at the International Stock Exchange (NSE) International Financial Services Center from March 3, between 8pm and 2.45 in the morning.
Trade initially will be permitted in Amazon, Apple, Alphabet (Google) shares, Tesla, Meta platform (Facebook), Microsoft, Netflix and Walmart. NSE IFSC will provide investors receipt of storage (DRS) to their investment in shares of this global company.
While most international mutual funds cannot invest in the global market because foreign investment limits have not been improved, NSE IFSC offers other ways to investors to diversify their portfolios.
Is this facility suitable for all investors? How does the investment process in international stocks through NSE IFC work? This is visible.
What is needed to invest in international stocks?
Investors must open a Demat account with storage in the gift city, Gujarat. They must check whether their broker is a participant with storage. Great retail brokers start their operation from NSE IFSC.
At present, there is only one storage in the city gift, together owned by NSE, BSE, Multi Commodity Exchange of India, National Securities Depository Ltd. and the Central Depository Services (India) Ltd.
Investors also need to open trade accounts with members of the NSE IFSC broker.
Instead of US company shares, investors will get Drs on their investment, which will be held in their Demat account. Every corporate action such as dividends by these companies will be credited to their accounts as far as their ownership. However, investors will not get voting rights.
How is this facility different from brokerage services?
In the international investment service offered by domestic brokers, shares are held by a third party custody in the ‘street name’ broker than in the name of investors. If the default broker, the recovery process can be possessed because investors must approach the US effects and exchange commission to get their funds back. Domestic brokers can take insurance to close the default risk by their brokerage partners. Check whether your broker has taken such insurance protection.
NSE IFSC is an entity regulated by the effects and Exchange Board of India and Drs are in the name of the investor.
What is the minimum investment that must be made?
NSE IFSC tried to keep the price between $ 5 and $ 15 per Dr., which amounted to RS 375 per Dr at the bottom end. One Dr. Usually is a small part of the original part. By buying Dr., an investor does not need to pay for all parts. Investors can buy a small portion of the underlying stock value and build gradually.
One Apple stock is currently trading around $ 166, which amounts to RS 12,500, which will be equivalent to 200 drs from the IFSC NSE receipt.
HDFC Bank, the Custodian Bank holding shares underlying Drs, will try to offer foreign currency exchange rates that investors to minimize the impact of foreign exchange fluctuations while making orders.