Invesco MF resumes subscriptions for 3 global Fund of Funds: Key rules and limits to know

Invesco Asset Management (India) has officially announced the revocation of its temporary subscription suspension for three international Fund of Funds, effective September 28, 2026. This shift rolls back restrictions originally put in place following a notice dated May 11, 2026.

• Invesco India - Invesco Global Equity Income Fund of Fund
• Invesco India - Invesco Pan European Equity Fund of Fund
• Invesco India - Invesco Global Consumer Trends Fund of Fund

Investors can now resume investments through lumpsum purchases, switch-ins, and fresh registrations for Systematic Investment Plans (SIP), Systematic Transfer Plans (STP), and IDCW Transfer Plans.

However, Invesco is maintaining strict operational boundaries to manage capacity. According to the fund house, transactions "shall be allowed only upto a limit of ₹10 lakh per day per PAN (at first holder level)."

This daily ceiling applies comprehensively to both new and existing commitments. Invesco noted that "for the purpose of calculating limit of ₹10 lakh per day per PAN, the amount of installments of SIP, STP and IDCW Transfer Plan already registered in the Designated Schemes shall also be considered." Furthermore, this limit is enforced directly during the processing of older, pre-existing installments. If the combined total of fresh purchases and active installment amounts exceeds the threshold, "then the transaction(s) including installment... will be rejected."

Beyond the daily cap, activity remains bound by macro-level capacity limits. Inflows are restricted to "the headroom available without breaching the overseas investments limits as of February 1, 2022 at the Fund level." Highlighting its cautious stance, Invesco explicitly stated that "the AMC reserves the right to suspend the subscription... temporarily if the overseas investments are close to the limits as of February 1, 2022 at Fund level."

Aside from these operational guardrails, "all other terms & conditions of the Scheme Information Documents (SIDs) and Key Information Memorandums (KIMs) of the Designated Schemes will remain unchanged," with the notice serving as an integral part of these baseline documents.

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