Asset Allocation of Affluent Households Skewed Towards Real Estate, Finds Marcellus India Wealth Survey; Equities Rank Second
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Asset allocation of affluent households skewed towards real estate, finds Marcellus India Wealth Survey; equities rank second
According to the survey findings, 40 percent of high net worth Indian households said they are dissatisfied with their investment returns even after a historic five-year bull market
Nearly Half Of HNIs Aged 30-45 Years Save Less Than 20% Income: Marcellus Survey
The India Wealth Survey 2025, conducted by Marcellus Investments, has revealed concerning trends among High Net Worth Individuals aged 30 to 45 years. Founder and Chief Investment Officer of Marcellus Investments, Saurabh Mukherjea, highlighted that not all HNIs have good savings."What we are finding is that nearly half the HNIs aged between 30 and 45 are saving less than 20% of their income," Mukherjea stated. The overall savings rate within th…
The management companies have to reinvent themselves to face a major upheaval that is the great transmission of assets planned between 2030 and 2040. According to the World Wealth Report 2025 published by Capgemini, 83,500 billion dollars will pass one (more...)This article The management companies face the challenge of the great transmission of assets over the next 20 years has appeared first on The Digital Review.


NextGen HNWIs: Redefining the Future of Wealth Management
A historic generational shift is on the horizon, accompanied by an unprecedented transfer of wealth amounting to over 80 trillion dollars. But the heirs of tomorrow—the High-Net-Worth Individuals (HNWIs) of Generations X, Y, and Z—think differently: They are looking for more than just returns. They expect meaning, service, and smart technologies. Swiss HNWIs differ even further.
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