With rising geopolitical uncertainty and faster-than-anticipated AI adoption, Indian investors find themselves in a challenging phase of their wealth creation journey. What worked in the past is no longer a reliable guide, pushing investors towards strategies that can absorb volatility better in the future.This shift is prompting a deeper revaluation of portfolio construction, asset allocation, and risk management across different phases of the market.To help make sense of these changes, the inaugural ET Alpha Wealth Summit 2026 by The Economic Times will bring together India’s leading wealth creators, HNIs and market strategists in Mumbai on June 4.The discussions will highlight how AI, private markets, macro shifts, and global capital flows are reshaping investing frameworks. The lineup includes prominent market voices such as Nilesh Shah, S Naren, Radhika Gupta, Saurabh Mukherjea, Sundararaman Ramamurthy, Samir Arora, Vikas Khemani, Devina Mehra and Lakshmi Iyer, among others.A deep dive into how portfolios should be built today, allocating across equities, debt and emerging asset classes, with a greater focus on global resilience and lessons from history that are critical to understanding market cycles.Some of the key sessions include:- Cycles, Crashes & Comebacks: Lessons From 30 Years in Markets- How to Build a Rs 100 Cr Portfolio in a 10-12% World- The Great Wealth Shift: Where India’s Next Fortunes Will Be Made- Is Alpha Dead or Just Harder to Find?- There Are No Cheap Stocks Left. Now What?- The Contrarian’s Playbook: When to ExitThe conversations will go beyond short-term market moves to focus on structural trends that could shape returns over the next decade.This is a unique opportunity to hear from some of India’s sharpest investment minds in a single power-packed day. Be part of this exclusive gathering and prepare for the next leg of opportunities. Click here to register