High net-worth Indians increase exposure to growth-oriented investments

India’s ultra-rich now allocate about 68 percent of portfolios to growth assets, driven largely by Tier-2 city wealth creators showing higher risk appetite and preference for equities, alternatives and private market investments.

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High net-worth Indians increase exposure to growth-oriented investments

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High net-worth Indians increase exposure to growth-oriented investments
India’s ultra-rich now allocate about 68 percent of portfolios to growth assets, driven largely by Tier-2 city wealth creators showing higher risk appetite and preference for equities, alternatives and private market investments.
India’s ultra-rich investors have allocated nearly 68 percent of their portfolios to growth assets, according to a recent wealth report, with Tier-2 city entrepreneurs leading the shift. Equities, private markets and alternative investments dominated allocations, reflecting higher risk appetite. The trend highlights rising financial sophistication beyond metros, as new-age wealth creators seek long-term capital appreciation amid improving domestic economic prospects.
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