GIFT City
Latest news, explainers and analysis on GIFT City. Tracking 12 stories on Arth Vani.
Connected in the graph
Latest on GIFT City
Foreign University Influx Fuels Indian Edtech Sector Resurgence
India's edtech sector is experiencing a resurgence, largely attributed to the increasing presence of foreign universities in the country. This trend suggests a growing demand for digital learning solutions and educational partnerships.
GIFT City Banking Assets Reach ₹9.13 Lakh Crore (USD 110 Billion)
GIFT City, India's international financial services hub, has reported that its banking assets have grown significantly to ₹9.13 lakh crore, equivalent to USD 110 billion. This milestone highlights the rapid expansion and increasing financial activity within the Gujarat-based centre.
GIFT City & Vietnam's Da Nang Financial Hub Sign MoU to Boost Investment
GIFT City, India's international financial services hub, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Da Nang, a prominent financial center in Vietnam. This agreement aims to foster greater investment and collaboration between the two regions, signaling GIFT City's expanding international outreach.
Sitharaman Pitches India's Digital Investment Potential in New York
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman highlighted India's burgeoning digital economy and investment opportunities to global investors in New York. She emphasized the country's robust digital infrastructure and the potential for significant returns in its tech and financial sectors.
NRIs: Compare Rupee vs. Dollar Insurance in GIFT City for Better Returns & Tax
Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) considering insurance products in GIFT City should carefully evaluate policies denominated in Indian Rupees (₹) versus US Dollars (USD). Key factors include currency risk, costs, tax implications, and payout mechanisms to make an informed decision.
The Wealth Company Launches Dollar-Denominated AIF in GIFT City for NRIs
The Wealth Company, part of the Pantomath Group, launched a new dollar-denominated Category III Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) in GIFT City on August 17, 2026. This fund offers Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) unique, professionally managed access to India's vast mutual fund market, covering over 50 AMCs and 1,600+ funds.
Standard Chartered to Launch Wealth Management Services in GIFT City Following IFSCA Nod
Standard Chartered has received in-principle approval from the IFSCA to offer retail wealth management products in Gujarat's GIFT City. The bank, which was the first foreign lender to enter the hub in 2020, plans to roll out these services within the next few months.
BreakingICICI Bank's $1 Billion Overseas Bond Success May Prompt Other Indian Lenders to Global Markets
ICICI Bank recently raised $1 billion through an overseas bond sale facilitated by GIFT City, attracting strong interest from global investors and securing lower borrowing costs. This success is expected to encourage other Indian banks to tap international debt markets, leveraging the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) subsidised hedging facility.
GIFT City: Now You Can Invest in Global Markets via a Safe Indian Gateway
Indian retail investors can now legally diversify their portfolios into international markets through the regulated GIFT IFSC framework. This new bridge offers tax efficiencies and a safer way for households to grow their wealth by accessing global exchanges from home.
BreakingZerodha, Groww, Angel One Get GIFT City Nod: US Stock Investing to Become Easier
India's top four brokerage firms have received regulatory approval to operate in GIFT City. This move will allow retail investors to buy US shares more conveniently through their existing trading apps, bypassing traditional remittance hurdles.
US-based Tryfacta Files for Historic $150 Million IPO at GIFT City
Tryfacta Inc is poised to become the first US-headquartered firm to list on India’s GIFT City exchange. The company plans to raise between ₹840 crore and ₹1,260 crore to fund its global expansion and working capital needs.
Some listings may be sponsored and Arth Vani may earn a referral fee. All information is for educational purposes only — verify terms and suitability with the provider before acting. Not financial advice.