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A wave of newly institutionalized family wealth and a $1.5 trillion inter‑generational transfer are steering more capital into private markets—especially startups. With foreign venture capital becoming more selective, India’s heirs, first‑generation founders and ESOP winners are filling early‑stage funding gaps through family offices and direct bets.
The ‘why’ behind the headlines
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India’s next generation of wealthy families is steering billions into startup investing, accelerating a shift from traditional…

From real estate to technology, India’s affluent families are channelling more of their fortunes into startups through family…

The number of high-net-worth families (with wealth over $30 million) in India is set to increase from 16,000 in 2025 to about…

India's wealthy may be emigrating, but they are keeping a firm grip on their real estate investments in the country and abroad.

It is crucial for New Delhi to implement systemic changes to make India an attractive place to live and invest in, analysts said.

A decade after U.S. venture capital firms fueled India’s startup boom, local investors are now dominating deals.