“We have a different profile spread across clients. There are real money clients who may be investing in India off-benchmark. Then there will be the passive index trackers who will be the regular ones coming each month and we may see some large allocations come in intermittently. So, around $2-3 billion per month is what we expect,” Parul Mittal Sinha, head – financial markets, India & co-head, macro trading, ASA, Standard Chartered Bank, told ET.
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