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$1.5 trillion wealth transfer is coming. How India’s next-gen HNIs are rebuilding family portfolios

The Economic Times · 20 September 2026 at 10:25 am

Next-generation HNIs are reshaping family portfolios with greater diversification, formal asset allocation and global exposure.

Motilal Oswal Private Wealth's Akash Hariani discusses private markets, pre-IPO investing, Indian equities, overseas assets and portfolio strategies for the next decade.

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$1.5 trillion wealth transfer is coming. How India’s next-gen HNIs are rebuilding family portfolios

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