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Building the Talent to Scale India's Private Wealth Management Boom

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By Michael J. Stanhope, Vaiibhavv Chugh, Saurabh Nanavati
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A Hubbis discussion paper on capacity, competency and continuing professional development - August 2026 Executive Summary India is experiencing one of the great wealth creation booms in modern history, but the industry built to serve that wealth is running short of its most important raw material: capable, well-trained, properly credentialed advisers.
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Structuring, Succession and the Evolving Role of the Indian Wealth Adviser

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By Michael J. Stanhope, Vaiibhavv Chugh
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​​​​​​​At the Hubbis India Wealth Management Forum 2026, the second panel discussion examined how succession and wealth structuring are evolving as Indian families become increasingly international. The conversation explored the implications of cross-border mobility, jurisdictional diversification, externalised wealth, changing family dynamics and the growing need to connect legal structures with effective governance.
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India's Wealth Management Boom, One Year On: Bigger, Richer - But Is It Sustainable?

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By Michael J. Stanhope, Vaiibhavv Chugh, Saurabh Nanavati
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A year ago, I returned from Mumbai and wrote that India's wealth industry was booming but flirting with short-termism: inflated hiring, product-pushing, and growth promises that bordered on fantasy. Twelve months later I have just spent another week in Mumbai, hosting our 14th annual India Wealth Management Forum, six roundtable discussions, and dozens of interviews with CEOs, senior bankers, lawyers and, crucially, eighteen ultra-wealthy clients.
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