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Thirteen Indian mutual fund schemes and exchange-traded funds hold shares in Nvidia with up to twelve percent exposure

Originally reported by Moneycontrol.com as: Nvidia stock crash: 13 Indian mutual fund schemes and ETFs hold shares, exposure as high as 12%

13 Nov 2026, 7:43 am IST · Xecute.finance News Desk

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Thirteen Indian mutual fund schemes and exchange-traded funds hold shares in Nvidia, with portfolio exposures reaching as high as twelve percent. This comes following a stock crash for the technology company.

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Thirteen Indian mutual fund schemes and exchange-traded funds hold equity shares in Nvidia, with individual scheme exposures scaling up to twelve percent following a recent stock crash for the company. These holdings reflect the extent to which domestic international funds have invested in global technology giants. International funds and exchange-traded funds pool domestic capital to invest in overseas markets, allowing local investors to access global technology stocks.

High single-stock concentration can amplify portfolio volatility when the underlying asset experiences sharp price corrections. Investors and financial advisors should review their international fund allocations to assess single-stock concentration risk and overall portfolio diversification. Monitor portfolio fact sheets and regulatory disclosures from fund houses regarding overseas asset limits.

Bottom line: Evaluate international fund exposure limits to manage portfolio volatility stemming from overseas stock corrections.

Source: news.google.com

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