Invest in the companies you use everyday
Fortune 500 companies, high growth economies, ETFs, and global mutual funds. All integrated into one portfolio.
Diversify your portfolio beyond India
India might be the world’s fastest growing economy but there are more opportunities out there. Invest in disruptive, high growth companies and mega-corporations regardless of geography.
By investing in international equities, you compartmentalize risks and protect your portfolio from local events.
Money never sleeps. Your money works for you throughout the day, starting from Japan in the morning, London in the afternoon and the USA at night. Our team tracks your investments during all market hours so that you don't have to.
If you're an NRI or a PIO, you can invest in global equities without repatriating your funds back to India.
Becoming a global investor is not expensive, you can begin your journey with just $5000
Through our broking partner Interactive Brokers, we provide you a platform to invest globally. A common concern with international investments is currency risk, but our team of experienced risk managers have chalked out strategies around currency swaps and options to hedge against any sort of volatility in the forex market.
Global investments face currency risk. We can mitigate them
For an optional 2% of your investment, we cover you using swaps and currency derivatives. Think of it as insurance.
American ambition, German precision and Chinese innovation.
Your international portfolio is designed to hold equities, global depository receipts, ETFs and feeder funds.
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Emerging market ETFs
Invest in booming economies around the world including Thailand, Brazil, China, Vietnam and that's just the beginning.
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Macro themes
Invest in long term macroeconomic themes such as the construction boom in Southeast Asia, the growth of Chinese enterprise software companies, European renewable energy, and US manufacturing.
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Fortune 500s
Invest in the largest companies in the world to bring stability to your portfolio; the Googles and Berkshire Hathaways.