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  • Sebi considering easier onboarding in push to add more accredited investors

    Sebi is considering ways to increase the number of accredited investors in India, with measures that may include easier registration and more investment opportunities. As more and more accredited investors join the system, Sebi may be comfortable in allowing new products with lighter touch regulations.

  • India’s wealthy are seeking purpose beyond returns: Barclays Private Bank's Hussain Selani

    India’s wealthy are seeking purpose beyond returns: Barclays Private Bank's Hussain Selani

    In an interview of Moneycontrol, Hussain Selani offers insights into India’s evolving ultra-rich segment, investment trends, intergenerational planning and more. Read on

  • HNIs investing in offshore SPACs get tax notices

    HNIs investing in offshore SPACs get tax notices

    The I-T department has reportedly served notices to at least four people in past 10 days based on the information shared by Bermuda

  • As small caps soar, HNIs ape VC funds with ‘spray-and-pray’ bets via warrants route

    As small caps soar, HNIs ape VC funds with ‘spray-and-pray’ bets via warrants route

    HNIs have become the go-to source of capital for many small companies.

  • Startup hBits offers Rs 28 cr commercial property in Mumbai to HNIs for fractional ownership

    Startup hBits offers Rs 28 cr commercial property in Mumbai to HNIs for fractional ownership

    The company has identified 13,500 square feet of commercial real estate in Goregaon, Mumbai. Through this asset, it aims to create an investment opportunity worth Rs 27.31 crore for retail investors.

  • Wealth and asset management startup Neo bags $35 million funding from Peak XV

    Wealth and asset management startup Neo bags $35 million funding from Peak XV

    Neo is also seeking an Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC) license to enter into lending to its existing clients.

  • What does HNI-meter say about investing in equities?

    What does HNI-meter say about investing in equities?

    In the run-up to the general elections, economic activity heats up and macro factors turn attractive. And with many brokerage firms advising clients to build exposure in Indian equities, HNIs are believed to be in a mood to build positions.

  • Short Call: Deepak Nitrite, defence stocks, banking story sours, HNI’s change of mind

    Short Call: Deepak Nitrite, defence stocks, banking story sours, HNI’s change of mind

    FII money continues to pour, but a good chunk of it could be passive flows through exchange traded fund (ETF) as most active fund managers are still not comfortable with valuations and the macro picture, say brokers.

  • Short Call: Savvy HNIs play momentum in MFs, BSE’s margin surprise

    Short Call: Savvy HNIs play momentum in MFs, BSE’s margin surprise

    Fund managers say many HNIs and even a section of small retail investors are now trading in mutual funds, particularly index funds and ETFs, the way they trade stocks.

  • HNIs preferring FDs over debt mutual funds: Report

    HNIs preferring FDs over debt mutual funds: Report

    Although HNIs comprehend the advantages of mutual funds over other financial products, past problems in the sector still concern them.

  • Mankind Pharma IPO Day 2: Offer subscribed 87%, QIB portion fully booked

    Mankind Pharma IPO Day 2: Offer subscribed 87%, QIB portion fully booked

    Mankind Pharma IPO: The issue, which is an offer for sale, is expected to fetch the pharma company's shareholders Rs 4,326.36 crore at the upper end of the price band of Rs 1,026-1,080 a share

  • Budget 2023 deals a body blow to market-linked debentures

    Budget 2023 deals a body blow to market-linked debentures

    High net-worth individuals tend to pick MLDs, given the tax treatment they attract. Market-linked debentures are listed securities and at present are axed as long-term capital gain at a 10 percent rate without indexation

  • India's super rich pick high rises, farmhouses, holiday homes to park their money: Sotheby’s

    India's super rich pick high rises, farmhouses, holiday homes to park their money: Sotheby’s

    Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Goa and Bengaluru remain the top four cities on the realty map for respondents. As many as 11 percent of India’s wealthy are searching for properties abroad

  • Millionaires on the move: India may lose 8,000 HNWIs in 2022, among top 10 countries in emigration by millionaires

    Millionaires on the move: India may lose 8,000 HNWIs in 2022, among top 10 countries in emigration by millionaires

    India is among the top 10 countries witnessing outflow of millionaires. And the top 10 list includes Russia, China, India, Hong Kong, Ukraine, Brazil, the UK, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, and Indonesia.

  • Talent-hiring platform Eduvacancy raises $200,000 from angel investors

    Talent-hiring platform Eduvacancy raises $200,000 from angel investors

    It will use the funds for fresh hiring, tech upgrade and improving product features, the year-old recruitment startup has said

  • 67% HNIs planning to buy luxury homes in 2022: Survey

    67% HNIs planning to buy luxury homes in 2022: Survey

    The preferred luxury home was a city apartment priced between Rs 10 crore and 25 crore. A luxury vacation home was priced between Rs 5 to Rs 10 crore, the survey said

  • Why are Balanced Advantage Funds HNIs' new favourite?

    Why are Balanced Advantage Funds HNIs' new favourite?

  • Indians are using overseas real-estate markets to hide their wealth: GFI director

    Indians are using overseas real-estate markets to hide their wealth: GFI director

    Lakshmi Kumar, Policy Director at Global Financial Intelligence, talks about the different ways in which HNIs hide wealth

  • What’s on the horizon for High Net Worth investors?

    What’s on the horizon for High Net Worth investors?

    The other key trend has been diversification towards dollar assets, especially foreign equities, given attractive returns and potential currency gains on repatriation.

  • The changing investment preferences of HNIs

    The changing investment preferences of HNIs

    High net worth investors are slowly shifting from equity and debt to alternative asset classes

  • More than Rs 3 lakh crore of wealth is managed by PMS: How do the ultra-rich invest?

    More than Rs 3 lakh crore of wealth is managed by PMS: How do the ultra-rich invest?

    Looking at the product landscape in India, currently, there are close to two lakh PMS accounts in India where the minimum investment is Rs 50 lakh. As of recent data, the total investment in PMS is above Rs 3 lakh crore.

  • India’s strata office market is valued at 2.26 lakh crore: Report

    India’s strata office market is valued at 2.26 lakh crore: Report

    The Delhi-NCR strata office market is worth Rs 25,450 crore. The city has around 23 mn sq. ft. of strata office market with 54 percent in under construction projects.

  • Explained | Why the rich are getting richer during COVID-19

    Explained | Why the rich are getting richer during COVID-19

    In this edition of the Explained series, find out how pandemics add to the prosperity of companies helping the rich get richer

  • Real estate and stock market most preferred personal investments for HNIs: Hurun report

    Real estate and stock market most preferred personal investments for HNIs: Hurun report

    As many as 31.07 percent of respondents believe that their investment allocation towards real estate sector will grow in the next two years

  • Create private trusts to transfer assets efficiently

    Create private trusts to transfer assets efficiently

    Trust formation is gaining momentum in India with many wealthy families opting for it

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