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Offshore investing is increasingly becoming common with Indian HNI investors picking up interest in global equities, real estate and other alternative investments. Indian investors are increasingly looking beyond shores to diversify their business & personal investments, to gain access to new markets & asset classes, and to ride different economic cycles and benefit from the best investment minds from across the world.

This segment will showcase the spread and depth of off-shore investment opportunities for Indian investors.

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According to Preqin – alternative assets are expected to grow on average 9.8% per year and surge to $17 trillion by 2025. Feeding this growth is not just increasing investor demand for volatility dampers and new sources of return opportunities, but also the strategic deployment of new technologies and business model innovations to automate and streamline much of the industry’s processes.

For an investor, the ability of alternative investments to outperform more traditional investments is the primary reason for participation in this asset class; perceived risk and lack of liquidity are the principal deterrents.

This segment will showcase the spread and depth of alternate investment opportunities in India.

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Real estate sector is one of the most globally recognized sectors. The growth of this sector is well complemented by the growth in the corporate environment and the demand for office space as well as urban and semi-urban accommodations.

Real Estate investment professionals have come a long way this past decade, and now India has a wide range of managers with track records and a wealth of experience. While the quality of managers is improving, a few firms without a strong history of real estate investing have also capitalised on the momentum and are building exciting platforms to democratise real estate investments.

This segment will showcase the spread and depth of real estate investment opportunities in India.

The Indian start-up investment ecosystem has been doing exceptionally well over the last decade or so. Early-stage investments in potential start-ups are propelling the entrepreneurial ecosystem in a big way and are being viewed as promising investment options across diverse investor communities, including high net worth individuals (HNIs) and ultra-high net worth individuals (UHNIs).

A number of start-up investment platforms with their innovative structures and approaches are further making start-up investing accessible to a large cross section of investors.

This segment will showcase the spread and depth of start-up investment opportunities in India.

Today fixed-income investment opportunities are presenting a two-way market for the investors, emphasizing liquidity and offering opportunity in investment grade credit, securitized products and high yield.

A number of fixed-income investment platforms with their innovative structures and approaches are further making fixed-income investing both exciting and accessible to a large cross section of investors.

This segment will showcase the spread and depth of fixed-income investment opportunities in India and will help the investors to boost their fixed income security investments by seeing further, knowing earlier, and acting quicker.

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Covid-19 has accelerated digital adoption across industries and more specifically in financial services where significant shifts have been seen over the last 2 years. Mutual Funds, which are undoubtedly the most important asset class for a common man, have experienced a large number of new-to-industry investors, thanks to innovation in wealth tech and digital distribution.

The key objectives of this segment is to showcase the spread and depth of AIF & PMS investment opportunities in India , offer a platform for collaboration, inspire innovation in the financial services industry and develop awareness among investors.

This segment will showcase the spread and depth of investment opportunities in India.

Insurance is, in many ways, a prisoner of the past. The industry relies on data to assess and manage risks and to create new products. Similarly pension products are a prisoner of deep procrastination among a bulk of the populace who believe retirement is something in the distant future. A quick look at some of the new insurance and pension products made available over the past few decades shows numerous examples of sustaining innovation. The industry does seem to know how to meet the needs of its consumers. Similarly

While current customers may seem content with the choices available to them, with a vast underserved population, both the insurance and pension product manufacturers need to be much more innovative and imaginative in structuring new products.

This segment will showcase the spread and depth of insurance (investment) & pension products opportunities in India.

The numbers prove that the rising popularity of impact investing isn’t just anecdotal. According to an industry report, the size of the market grew by an astonishing 26% over the last decade to USD 11 billion. Searching for a way to let their investments make a difference in the world, a growing number of asset owners and managers have turned to impact investing, which is the deployment of capital to achieve both social and financial gains.

In addition to getting deep insights and actionable tips from impact investment leaders, this summit will also create a repository of information on the impact investment sector in India, with data on key subjects such as financial performance, due diligence practices, investor relations, legal governance, strategy and management.

This segment will showcase the spread and depth of impact investment opportunities in India.

In recent years, structured products have risen dramatically to the forefront of the financial markets. That isn’t surprising. In an environment of tighter credit conditions, very low interest rates, and elevated equity volatility, investors—both institutional and retail—are searching for products that deliver dependable yield while also providing features such as capital protection, leverage, reduced portfolio risk exposures, and access to new markets and diverse asset classes.

The emergence of tech platforms and tech-enabled strategies have increased growth opportunities in structured products, making it easier than ever to analyse, trade and monitor structured products.

This segment will showcase the spread and depth of structured products investment opportunities in India.