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DSP bets big with new MSCI India ETF launch
MUMBAI: DSP Mutual Fund is taking a passive stance, actively. The fund house has unveiled the DSP MSCI India ETF, an open-ended exchange-traded fund that mirrors the performance of the globally tracked MSCI India Index, giving investors a simple and efficient route into India’s large and mid-cap universe.
The MSCI India Index, part of MSCI’s Global Investable Market Indexes, captures the shifting gears of India’s economy, from the factory floors of the 1990s to today’s tech-fuelled and service-driven growth. Spanning multiple sectors, it reflects the depth and resilience of Indian markets and has delivered around 14 per cent CAGR over 27 years.
The new fund offer (NFO) opens from November 10 to 17, 2025, and provides investors, including NRIs and offshore participants, a tax-efficient way to ride India’s long-term growth story through a locally domiciled structure.
“The MSCI India Index has long been a favourite benchmark for global investors. With this ETF, we aim to make that opportunity easily accessible to both Indian and international investors,” said DSP Mutual Fund head – passive investments & products Anil Ghelani.
DSP Mutual Fund business head – passive Investments Gurjeet Kalra added, “The Index balances India’s financials, tech, energy, and consumer sectors, delivering consistent performance with stable drawdowns. This ETF lets investors capture that potential with local tax advantages.”
With foreign institutional flows showing signs of recovery and global sentiment turning upbeat on India, DSP’s latest offering arrives at a moment when diversification and discipline might just be the smartest plays in the market.
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Netflix names Magali Huot director games marketing – mainstream games
Former dentsu and YouTube Gaming leader joins to steer mass appeal titles
LOS ANGELES: Netflix has appointed Magali Huot as director of games marketing for its mainstream games division, reinforcing its push to widen the appeal of its interactive entertainment slate.
Based in Los Angeles, Huot joins from dentsu, where she most recently served as svp, global gaming strategy. During her time there, she helped brands treat gaming not as a niche vertical but as a core marketing channel, shaping partnerships that connected culture, community and commerce.
Before dentsu, she spent nearly four years at YouTube, including as head of games publishers at YouTube gaming and senior gaming product marketing manager. She built the platform’s first global games publishers practice, formalising a data led approach to partner selection and creating scalable programmes across the Americas, EMEA and Apac.
Her work included amplifying major in game cultural moments in Fortnite, featuring artists such as Travis Scott and Ariana Grande, as well as advancing creator partnerships and live event strategies to deepen platform engagement.
Earlier, at Warner Bros. Entertainment, she served as director, content marketing across the games portfolio, leading campaigns for titles including Mortal Kombat 11. Her remit spanned strategic partnerships, esports programmes, branded content and experiential activations.
From launching Ubisoft’s first social media war rooms to developing large-scale publisher collaborations, Huot has built her career at the intersection of entertainment and interactive culture.
At Netflix, she now takes on the task of making mainstream gaming as intuitive and inviting as pressing play on a favourite series.
