India's wealthy are spending more on experiences, especially travel. This shift means consumption is more about personal identity than just...

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Despite a growing affluent consumer base, large FMCG brands face declining penetration and volume share in India. A Kantar study underlines...

India's wealthy investors are increasingly moving away from traditional savings like bank deposits towards specialized wealth products such...

Should the progeny of high networth individuals spend their time doing exactly what the previous generation did? Post-liberalisation India ...

Wealth is considered so important that wealth creators are anxious about their financial future, a study by Standard Chartered found. The s...

62% believe financial education would help them reach their financial goals faster, finds Standard Chartered’s Emerging Affluent Study 2018.

As per the study, the number one financial goal for India's emerging affluents is saving towards their children's education which is also t...

Smartphones often serve as mirrors reflecting problems that teens may already have.

India is at the cusp of the FMCG S-curve and there is significant room to grow over the next 5-10 years, the CII-Bain & Company said.

The emerging affluent in India are more confident about the growth prospects of business than their global peers, finds a study commissione...

The average annual household income of India's affluent is Rs 1.5 million while the average age is 34 years, younger than most Asia Pacific...

Asia's political influence in regional and global affairs would increase and it would regain the dominant economic position it held, Vice P...

Banks all over the world-and particularly those in Europe-fared poorly at a time when many observers were expecting the global economy to b...

Younger wealthy Indians, give a smaller proportion of their income at 2 per cent, compared to 3.9 for their older peers.

India, the world’s second most-populous country, has more wealthy households than most European countries

The depth of the financial crisis and the various speeds at which different regions are recovering will accelerate the tectonic shift in gl...