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Wealth firm Nexedge Capital looking to close a $25 million funding round to be led by MiraeNexedge Capital, a wealth management firm for ultra-high-net-worth individuals, is nearing a $25 million funding round. South Korean firm M...- Startup investing in India: Why angel investing is high-risk, illiquid, and suitable only for patient investors with diversified portfoliosIndian startup investing, once fueled by easy money, now demands caution due to market volatility and inherent risks. While success stories...
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- India’s retirees are choosing keys over deeds in a quiet housing shiftIndia's senior living sector is changing. Seniors are now renting homes instead of buying them. This trend is fueled by longer lifespans an...
- AIF returns explained: Why high alpha may exist on paper, not in cash returned to investorsAlternative Investment Funds have delivered an average alpha of 9% over the Sensex, but most of that exists only in valuations, not in cash...
- GIFT City vs Dubai vs Singapore: What you need to know while choosing your investment hubIndian wealth is increasingly seeking global anchors, with GIFT City, Dubai's DIFC and Singapore emerging as key contenders. Each hub offer...
- Delhi CA reveals client with Rs 11.4 crore net worth, including 20–22 plots, asked for Rs 15,000 discount; says 'such clients exist'Delhi-based chartered accountant’s recent post on X, detailing a Rs 11.4 crore net worth client requesting a fee discount, has sparked wide...
- Zetwerk's pre-IPO move; War hits your deliveriesHappy Monday! Zetwerk is in talks to raise pre-IPO funding. This and more in today's ETtech Morning Dispatch.
- Lulu Group arm buys Delhi’s Sunder Nagar bungalow for Rs 89.5 croreFair Exports, a Lulu Group International subsidiary, acquired a Sunder Nagar bungalow for Rs 89.5 crore. The deal involved a Rs 6.26 crore ...
- Bajaj Finserv plans AI-only fund, direct bets in concert: Sanjiv Bajaj, Chairman & MDBajaj Finserv is gearing up to elevate its presence in the artificial intelligence sector. With plans to unveil a specialized private equit...
- Karnataka to tap family offices, HNIs, film stars to back its startup fundKarnataka currently operates three venture funds focused on biotechnology, semiconductors and electronic manufacturing, and animation, visu...
- Ultra HNIs are directly investing in startupsInstead of funnelling money through private equity funds, many are parking money in unlisted firms.
- HNIs may get to invest tax free in StartupsCurrently, only the listed companies, with an annual turnover of Rs 250 cr and net worth of Rs 100 cr, get a tax exemption for investments ...
- How Venture Catalyst is turning HNIs even in smaller towns and cities into angel investorsThough 55% of ultra HNHs are estimated to be from Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai and Kolkata, 23% would come from cities like Raipur, Jamshedpur an...
- HNIs bet on real estate startups for high returnsBengaluru-based home aggregator and rental management startup Zenify raised $1million in a pre-Series-A funding from HNIs, who have a minor...
- Investors and fund-raising platforms shift focus to smaller cities for growthAfter entering Surat, Venture Catalysts will set up operations in five more Tier-2 cities out of which three would be from Western India.
- HNIs lose interest in real estate as startups become hot favouriteStuck investments and low returns in India’s realty sector are acting as deterrent for investments from ultra-high networth individuals.
- Start-ups catch high networth individuals' fancyIndian high networth individuals (HNIs) seem to have caught on to a new asset class to invest in - start-ups. Smart investor
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