Synopsis
Deepika Gehani, the cofounder of Genesis Luxury, represents the trend of affluent Indian women shifting towards equity investments. Nupur Garg, founder of Winpe, shares a similar sentiment on increasing risk appetite with growing wealth. The survey by Waterfield Advisors highlights women’s interest in equity investments, with a focus on financial literacy emphasized by Priti Rathi Gupta. Anuj Kapoor from JM Financial Services notes the active role of female UHNIs in wealth management, while Devna Shah and Suhasini Sampath provide insights on equity and real estate investments.
She hasn’t really stopped buying gold. It has been an old habit, nurtured by her grandmother’s sermons about the yellow metal. But the fetish has waned. Gold, for all its virtues, can be boring as an investment option. What has lured her more in the last few years is the world of stocks—the gyrations of the Sensex, the knife-edge thrill on a choppy day and that reassuring feeling when the market recovers to gain a new level. These have become
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