Wealth Management

Success can be a double-edged sword. India’s wealth management sector is discovering this truth the hard way. Valued at an impressive ₹47 trillion, the industry is simultaneously experiencing unprecedented growth and a crippling profitability crisis. Millionaire households have nearly doubled since 2021, mutual fund assets have surged from ₹27.86 trillion to ₹67.25 trillion in just

Walk into the garage of any traditional Indian high-net-worth individual and you’ll likely find luxury sedans parked beside property deeds—tangible symbols of wealth accumulated through generations of conservative investment wisdom. But venture into the homes of India’s new wealth elite, and the landscape looks strikingly different: walls adorned with contemporary art worth millions, climate-controlled cellars

A seismic shift is underway in India’s wealth management landscape, one that promises to redefine how the country’s burgeoning affluent class protects, grows, and transfers their fortunes. Deloitte’s latest projections reveal a staggering opportunity: assets under management are set to surge by US$1.6 trillion between FY24 and FY29, a figure that reflects not merely quantitative

India’s Securities and Exchange Board has never been content with maintaining the status quo, and 2025 marks its most ambitious regulatory overhaul yet. Whilst global markets grapple with volatility and trust deficits, SEBI is charting a distinctly progressive course—one that promises to fundamentally reshape how India’s capital markets operate. The board’s latest wave of reforms

The wealth management landscape is undergoing its most significant transformation in decades. As 2025 unfolds, regulators across the globe are implementing sweeping changes that fundamentally alter how firms operate, protect clients, and manage emerging asset classes. From the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority to India’s Securities and Exchange Board, regulatory bodies are responding to a digital-first

A seismic shift is reshaping how India’s wealthy manage their fortunes. What was once an exclusive service reserved for industrialist dynasties and Bollywood royalty has transformed into an essential financial tool for the nation’s rapidly expanding affluent class. Deloitte India projects that the private wealth management sector will capture a staggering $1.6 trillion assets under

India’s ultra-wealthy are staging a quiet rebellion against conventional investing. Increasingly dissatisfied with the one-size-fits-all approach of traditional mutual funds and fixed deposits, high net worth individuals are migrating en masse towards Portfolio Management Services and Alternative Investment Funds that promise tailored strategies, sophisticated diversification, and returns calibrated to individual risk appetites. This isn’t merely

A decade ago, “wealth management” in India conjured images of private bankers in Mumbai’s Nariman Point, serving industrialists and inheritors of old money in wood-paneled offices. Today, a 32-year-old software engineer in Pune manages her diversified portfolio through an AI-powered app, receiving personalised investment recommendations that rival what elite clients once paid premium fees to