
Marcellus Investment Managers Private Limited-GIFT IFSC has announced the launch of the Marcellus Global Equities Fund, a retail-oriented investment scheme aimed at providing Indian investors with access to global equity markets through the GIFT City International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) framework.
The New Fund Offer (NFO) for the scheme will open on June 8, 2026, and close on June 19, 2026. The fund will operate under the regulatory oversight of the International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA).
According to Marcellus, the fund is designed to provide Indian residents and corporates with a regulated route to invest in global equities without directly transferring capital overseas.
The scheme requires a minimum investment of $5,000, while additional investments can be made starting from $2,000.
The fund will be denominated in US dollars and aims to help investors gain exposure to international markets through the GIFT City ecosystem.
The Marcellus Global Equities Fund will invest in what the firm describes as high-quality global compounders positioned across long-term structural growth themes.
These themes include:
Defence and aerospace spending
AI-driven capital expenditure
Power and data infrastructure demand
Luxury consumption and premium brands
The fund seeks to identify businesses that could benefit from these long-term global trends.
The scheme has been structured under GIFT IFSC regulations.
Key features include:
Total Expense Ratio (TER): 2% per annum
Exit Load: 2% for redemptions within 24 months
No lock-in period
Daily Net Asset Value (NAV) disclosure
Redemption facility in foreign currency
The fund house stated that taxation will be handled at the fund level, reducing compliance requirements for investors.
Long-term capital gains will be taxed at 12.5% after 2 years, while gains realised within 2 years will be taxed at the applicable short-term rate.
According to Marcellus, Indian investors continue to build wealth primarily through domestic assets, while many long-term financial goals are linked to global consumption and US dollar-denominated expenses.
The firm also cited historical market data indicating that India and the United States have been among the few markets to consistently generate strong long-term dollar returns over extended periods.
It further noted that a diversified allocation across Indian and US equities has historically delivered improved risk-adjusted returns compared to investing exclusively in either market.
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The Marcellus Global Equities Fund aims to provide Indian investors with access to international equity markets through the GIFT City framework. With a focus on global structural growth themes, and dollar-denominated investments, the fund offers an additional avenue for investors seeking geographic diversification beyond domestic markets.
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Published on: Jun 5, 2026, 4:34 PM IST

Rakesh Deshmukh
Rakesh Deshmukh is a financial content specialist with around 3 years of experience writing impactful content across equities, mutual funds, IPOs, and personal finance. At Angel One, he decodes real-time market trends and breaking news, helping investors and traders stay updated. He also helps investors make informed decisions by simplifying market fundamentals and technical analysis. He holds a bachelor’s degree in commerce.
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