Two former executives from Citrix Systems and Standard Chartered Bank have joined forces to launch a new real estate private equity fund. This move comes as a part of a growing trend of firms investing in the property market.
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The new real estate fund is founded by Vishal Khare, former executive of Citrix Systems, and Shivam Sinha, former executive of Standard Chartered Bank.
The fund will focus on a diversified portfolio, including residential, commercial, and mixed-use properties, to mitigate risks and maximize returns.
The real estate market is seeing a surge in investment vehicles, with several firms launching new funds to capitalize on the potential for steady returns and innovation.
Vishal Khare has extensive experience in cloud computing and strategic investments from his time at Citrix Systems, while Shivam Sinha has a deep understanding of financial markets and risk management from his tenure at Standard Chartered Bank.
The real estate market is expected to grow, driven by urbanization, economic development, and technological advancements, providing robust investment opportunities.

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