Sharpe Ratio vs Sortino Ratio: Which One Should You Actually Use?
Sharpe counts every swing as risk. Sortino only counts the downside. Here’s the difference, a worked example, and which ratio NRIs should actually trust.
Sharpe counts every swing as risk. Sortino only counts the downside. Here’s the difference, a worked example, and which ratio NRIs should actually trust.
Average annual return hides the pain. Maximum drawdown shows the worst peak-to-trough loss you’d actually have lived through — here’s how NRIs should read it.
Only your address can be updated online. Mobile number, name, date of birth, and biometrics all require an in-person visit to India — here is exactly what NRIs can and can’t do remotely.
RBI removed the rate cap on NRE and FCNR(B) deposits till September 30, 2026. Current best rates, and how NRIs should choose between the two before the window closes.
NRE FDs aren’t the only fixed income option for NRIs. A look at US Treasuries, investment-grade corporate bonds, GIFT City dollar FDs, and bond funds — compared on a currency-adjusted basis.
A 12% rupee return isn’t 12% once you convert it back. A worked, numbers-first look at what long-term rupee depreciation actually costs NRI investors, and which instruments avoid it.
When does deliberately holding assets across more than one currency actually help an NRI, and when is it just unnecessary complexity? A practical framework for deciding.
A 12% rupee return and a 12% dollar return are not the same thing. How to calculate what currency movement actually does to your NRI investment returns, with a worked example.
A short written document recording your goals, risk tolerance and rules before you need them, not during a market swing. Why NRIs specifically benefit from an investment policy statement, and what the one page should contain.
Residential apartments, Grade-A commercial office space, listed REITs, or land — a rental yield, liquidity and management comparison to help NRIs weigh property types on returns, not just location.