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    Chart: US-based funds largest investors in Indian equities

    Investors from the United States have the highest stake in Indian companies, followed by Britain and Japan.

    January 13, 2016 / 08:22 IST

    Sanjit OberaiData EditormoneycontrolCurious to know which country pours the maximum dollars into Indian equities. Moneycontrol decoded some data from Antique Stock Broking’s report titled "2016 - The hunt for growth continues".

    Not surprisingly, the country that has the highest equity stake in Indian companies is the United States. US-based funds hold about USD 100 billion worth of Indian equities followed by Britain and Japan.

    Also figuring on the list is holdings from funds based out of what are considered as tax havens: countries such as Mauritius (USD 12.7 billion), Bermuda (USD 5.5 billion) and Luxemborg (USD 3.7 billion).

    Check the chart below to see the top country-wise holdings of Indian equities.

    first published: Jan 12, 2016 11:39 am

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