Rajesh Kannan, MD, Head Global Indian at Standard Chartered Bank, shares insights into the investment trends of the ultra-wealthy, focusing on real estate, gold, and diversified global markets.
Standard Chartered BankRajesh KannanUltrarichGlobal IndiansInvestment TrendsReal EstateOct 24, 2024
The primary investment areas for the ultra-wealthy, according to Rajesh Kannan, include global equities, emerging markets, US markets, real estate, and gold.
Standard Chartered Bank is growing its client base among global Indians through digital advertising and a strong referral network, which helps attract new clients and build a robust base.
The number of global Indians is expected to grow at a rate of 10-15% annually, driven by the bank's digital advertising efforts and a strong referral base.
Real estate offers tangible assets that provide rental income and capital appreciation, while gold acts as a safe-haven investment that holds value during economic uncertainties.
Standard Chartered Bank is leveraging technology by integrating digital tools and platforms to offer personalized financial advice, real-time market data, and easy access to a wide array of investment products.
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