India's luxury housing market defies global economic headwinds, driven by affluent buyers and NRIs seeking lifestyle upgrades and wealth pr...

NRIs are shifting from emotional, passive ownership of Indian real estate to more deliberate, outcome-driven investment. Driven by a weaker...

ASK Curated Luxury Asset Fund I has invested Rs 63 crore in a luxury villa project in Arpora, North Goa. The project, Ananda Nilaya, will f...

From glossy returns to tax drag, what an equity PMS earns investors often trails what is advertised.

Hyderabad's luxury real estate market saw a significant surge, with High Net Worth Individuals (HNIs) and Ultra HNIs investing Rs 8,562 cro...

India's second-home market is experiencing a significant revival, attracting investors, particularly Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), who are s...

DBS Bank India has launched DBS Aspire, a new banking proposition targeting the emerging affluent segment with a total relationship value o...

Indian family offices are increasingly looking beyond domestic markets as the global AI boom reshapes investment strategies. Limited pure-p...

Even as this volatility spills over into equity markets, high net worth individuals (HNIs) and ultra HNIs (UHNIs) are not pulling back shar...

India's ultra high-net-worth individuals (Ultra HNIs), with a net worth of $30m and more, are expected to rise to 19,119 in 2027, up 58.4% ...

“In general, 53 per cent professionals had a more opportunity-driven approach to investments."

Majority of the money is made from equity as an asset class. So it is quite possible that the ultra HNIs confident of equities as well as t...

Kotak Wealth Management believes increased attractiveness of equity markets also saw asset allocation moving to equity from debt.

As per a report by Kotak Wealth Management, the number of Indian ultra HNHs has increased by 17 per cent to touch around 137,100 in FY15.

According to Top of the Pyramid 2014, an annual study by Kotak Wealth Management, India’s wealthiest are not shying away from flaunting wha...

Despite economic slowdown, the number of ultra high net worth households (HNHs) in the country is expected of triple in the next five years.

HNIs buy the car in their company's name to avail of tax benefits arising due to interest and depreciation deduction.