PGIM India Mutual Fund Resumes Subscriptions in 3 Overseas Fund Schemes

PGIM India Mutual Fund has resumed subscriptions in 3 overseas fund-of-fund schemes from May 18, 2026, after available room emerged under the industry-wide overseas investment limits for mutual funds. 

The reopening covers PGIM India Global Equity Opportunities Fund of Fund, PGIM India Emerging Markets Equity Fund of Fund, and PGIM India Global Select Real Estate Securities Fund of Fund.  

These schemes had stopped taking fresh subscriptions in March 2026. 

SIP And STP Investments Allowed Again 

The fund house said fresh registrations under Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) and Systematic Transfer Plans (STPs) will now be accepted in the 3 schemes. 

Under the revised arrangement, investments will be allowed up to ₹2 lakh per day per investor in each scheme. The limit will apply at the primary holder PAN level. 

The company stated that applications submitted before the cut-off timing on a business day will qualify under the current process. 

Decision Linked to Regulatory Investment Limits 

The reopening follows available utilisation within the overseas investment ceiling applicable to the mutual fund industry. Several fund houses had paused inflows into international schemes earlier after the overall limit for overseas investments was reached. 

PGIM India Asset Management referred to a June 17, 2022, communication issued by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) regarding overseas investments by mutual funds. 

The communication allows fund houses to accept subscriptions and invest in overseas securities subject to available limits within the industry-wide cap. 

Other Scheme Terms Remain Unchanged 

According to the notice-cum-addendum issued by the asset management company, there will be no change in the existing terms of the schemes. 

The fund house said provisions mentioned in the Scheme Information Documents (SIDs) and Key Information Memorandums (KIMs) will continue to remain applicable. 

PGIM India Asset Management issued the notice in its role as investment manager for PGIM India Mutual Fund. 

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Conclusion 

The reopening allows fresh inflows into the 3 overseas schemes after a temporary suspension earlier this year. Investments in these schemes will continue to remain subject to the overseas investment limits applicable to the mutual fund industry. 

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