A practical exploration of how global capital can be structured to invest into India through feeder funds.

The project maps the flow from Global LPs → Mauritius/Singapore Feeder → India-focused Fund → Indian investments.

I explored the role of DTAA, taxation, regulatory frameworks, and cross-border capital movement in fund structuring.
The model examines why Mauritius and Singapore have historically been important gateways for foreign investment into India.

Beyond tax considerations, I studied the operational advantages of fund administration, legal frameworks, custodians, and investor familiarity.

This project strengthened my understanding of fund structures, cross-border investing, fund economics, and alternative investments.