CRISIL India Investment Conclave: Propelling financialisation of domestic savings via managed products
Summary
Financial investments in India — including mutual funds, insurance, pension, alternative investment funds (AIFs), and portfolio management services (PMS) — have grown exponentially in the past few years.
Today, at around Rs 120 lakh crore and counting, the investment industry’s assets tot up to ~50% of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP), up from ~35% five years ago.
Mutual funds have seen a particularly sharp rise in adoption by retail investors as they move towards more financialisation of savings.
High networth individuals, meanwhile, have gravitated towards large-ticket products such as AIFs and PMS. The AIFs, along with family offices, have also emerged as key capital contributors to the start-up culture in India.
Among the other two retail products, the Covid-19 pandemic has increased awareness about insurance, while the growing nuclearisation of families, along with tax incentives, is driving money into the pension space.
It is at this critical juncture that CRISIL is organising the second edition of its India Investment Conclave on December 13, 2022.
Look forward to seeing you there.
Three reasons you can’t miss the event
Representation of the entire
industry
The event will bring together the entire managed investment solutions industry under a single roof
CRISIL's views on the current and emerging trends
CRISIL will present a report on the trends in business, the drivers of markets and what lies ahead based on global learnings, extensive industry interactions and internal proprietary models
Regulatory vantage point
Keynote address from SEBI wholetime member Mr Ananth Narayanan about the expectations from, and initiatives for, the industry
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