ReportsWeb- Wealth in India HNW Investors 2017

Wealth in India HNW Investors 2017 ReportsWeb.com published “Wealth Market” from its database. The report covers the market landscape and its growth prospects over the coming years. The report also includes a discussion of the key vendors operating in this market. "Wealth in India: HNW Investors 2017", analyzes the Indian investment market, with a focus on the HNW segment. The report is based on our proprietary datasets. The Indian wealth management market is characterized by family business owners and inheritors. A lack of expertise and access to sophisticated investment products are driving uptake of financial advice. However, execution-only services are the most popular. As many Indian wealthy individuals made their wealth through the IT sector, it is unsurprising that demand for automated services is forecast to rise. Wealth managers should develop digital propositions to attract this tech-savvy client segment and meet their high expectations in terms of financial advice. Equities are the preferred asset class, and as economic growth will be strong, demand for this product will continue to rise. The provision of financial planning services is also mandatory. For more information about this report: http://www.reportsweb.com/wealth-in-india-hnw- investors-2017 Specifically the report - Sizes the affluent market (both by number of individuals and their demographics) using our proprietary datasets. - Analyzes which asset classes are favored by Indian investors and how their preferences impact the growth of the total savings and investments market. - Examines HNW clients' attitudes towards non-liquid investments such as property and commodities. Scope - Family business ownership and inheritance are the most important sources of wealth, reflecting the importance family holds in India. - Execution-only mandates are the preferred means for investing among India's HNW individuals, followed by advisory mandates, which are forecast to experience the greatest increase in demand. - Equities, property, and bonds have come to dominate HNW portfolios. Allocations in these