The wealth management company, which manages assets worth Rs 16,000 crore, aims to use the funds to strengthen its operating platform and i...

10,880-10,850 will be key support for the market and buy on dips should be the strategy,says Chaturmohta.

"Risks related to a currency war remain and, therefore, we prefer a conservative approach, away from duration," says Sanctum Wealth's Sharm...

The data demonstrates that the risk reward for high return seeking investors clearly favours mid and smallcaps.

“In case volatility jumps to 23-24 odd levels, we might see index breaking 10400 and 10200 to 10100 cannot be ruled out.”

When the rest of the world offers low growth and insufficient structural change, India is seen as a reforming economy with strong long-term...

Equanimity Investments is on the road to raise a Rs 100-crore fund, which will also have a green-shoe option of an additional Rs 100 crore.

The report said key investments will be in innovation in the fields of energy, transportation and manufacturing, among others.

According to Sanctum Wealth Management Investment Outlook Report for 2017, equities are the most attractive asset class for investments wit...

Sanctum Wealth was founded by a close group of investors by taking over the private banking business of RBS India in 2015, making it the fi...

“Demonetisation looks like quite a smart move from an outider’s point of view,” Rory Tapner Chairman, Sanctum Wealth Management

A number of active investment managers had good years in 2015 while index investors suffered a painful downside correction, the report said.

Fair trade regulator CCI has approved the acquisition of Royal Bank of Scotland Group's India wealth management business by Sanctum Wealth.

We gave careful consideration in identifying a buyer that would minimise the impact to clients and staff and is committed to building on th...

Royal Bank of Scotland is exiting India private banking business in a management buyout, wherein the current head of the unit would take ov...

Royal Bank of Scotland’s wealth management unit in India will see a management buyout by three of its top executives

RBS has signed a non-binding framework agreement and is now in discussions to sell the Indian private banking unit to Sanctum Wealth.