Investors should check the premium before buying an international ETF

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Compare the traded price with NAV and weigh taxes and costs before selling or choosing another route; industry limits on overseas investments restrict fund houses' ability to create fresh units

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Karthik Jerome New Delhi

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Last Updated :

Sep 24 2026 | 9:05 PM

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An international exchange-traded fund (ETF) can give Indian investors overseas exposure, but its exchange price may now be far above the value of its holdings. With mutual funds facing limits on fresh overseas investments and demand for international exposure still strong, investors who buy some India-listed ETFs risk paying a steep premium to net asset value (NAV).

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