Demat account: How to invest in international stocks? Here are 4 ways
Global brands such as Apple, Netflix, Microsoft, Google, and Facebook are an integral part of our daily routines, reflecting their widespread influence on our lives. From smartphones to automobiles and consumer electronics, Indians have a penchant for owning products from these renowned international companies.
As India's consumption-driven economy continues to thrive, the young population fuels the demand for these international brands, making Indian consumers a significant revenue source for global brands.
India remains one of their biggest markets outside their home countries, taking billions in profits. Considering the investment perspective, have you ever thought about becoming a shareholder in these brands and benefiting from their growth?
Also Read: What are the KYC norms for opening a demat account?
Investing in the stocks of international companies has become easier than ever for you. You now have multiple options to diversify your portfolio by investing in the stocks of international companies, allowing you to capitalise on global growth opportunities.
In this article, we will delve into the avenues for investing in these stocks through the demat account route, as well as through mutual funds and ETFs.
To trade in Indian stocks directly, the only way to open a demat account with registered depository participants (DPs) is by submitting all required documents. Nowadays, most DPs provide multiple options for retail investors, enabling them to invest in stocks, bonds, and mutual funds through a single account.
This simplified approach reduces the inconvenience of managing multiple accounts for various investment avenues. However, it's important to note that a regular demat account does not grant direct access to
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