360 ONE Gets SEBI Nod to Launch Global Wealth Unit in GIFT City

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360 ONE Gets SEBI Nod to Launch Global Wealth Unit in GIFT City
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360 ONE Asset Management received SEBI approval on May 21, 2026, to launch its GIFT City subsidiary, 360 ONE Global Asset Management (IFSC) Limited. This allows the company to offer international wealth and fund management services, including managing offshore funds and pension funds, leveraging GIFT City's tax and regulatory benefits. Capital infusion is planned before operations begin.

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360 ONE Expands Global Reach from GIFT City

360 ONE Asset Management Limited (AMC) has received a crucial 'No Objection' letter from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) dated May 21, 2026. This approval empowers its wholly-owned subsidiary, 360 ONE Global Asset Management (IFSC) Limited (GAM), to begin international wealth and fund management services from Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT City). The strategic expansion aims to meet the increasing demand for offshore investment solutions and capitalize on GIFT City's growing prominence as India's international financial hub. 360 ONE plans to inject the necessary capital into GAM, which will then seek final registration with the International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) before launching its services.

New Services for International Clients

The SEBI approval permits GAM to manage and advise on pooled assets, including offshore funds, insurance funds, and pension funds, under the SEBI (Mutual Funds) Regulations, 2026. The subsidiary will also manage portfolio investments for Foreign Portfolio Investors and advise funds that are not broadly based. These new offerings complement 360 ONE's existing expertise in Wealth Management, Family Office Services, Private Markets, and Alternative Investments, which currently manage approximately USD 40 billion in Assets Under Management, Advice & Custody.

GIFT City: A Hub for Financial Growth

GIFT City offers a strong financial services ecosystem, featuring significant tax and regulatory advantages. Companies operating in its International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) benefit from income tax exemptions, GST benefits, and exemptions on capital gains tax for certain securities. This environment reduces operational costs and boosts competitiveness. The unified oversight by IFSCA also simplifies regulatory compliance. 360 ONE's move into GIFT City aligns with the rapid growth projected for the Indian wealth management sector, which is expected to more than double its Assets Under Management (AUM) to over USD 331 billion by FY2032.

Strengthening Competitive Edge

Establishing an international presence in GIFT City positions 360 ONE competitively within the burgeoning financial services hub. The firm will be better equipped to serve its Ultra-High Net Worth Individual (UHNI) clients seeking global investment diversification. This move also aims to attract new international clients interested in Indian markets. With an existing global footprint in Dubai, Singapore, New York, and Toronto, this expansion into GIFT City is a key step in 360 ONE's strategy to become a comprehensive global asset and wealth management provider.

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