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Since India embraced market reforms in 1991, family-run enterprises have modernized. Yet one aspect has remained stubbornly feudal: ownership.
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Upgrade this serverSince India embraced market reforms in 1991, family-run enterprises have modernized. Yet one aspect has remained stubbornly feudal: ownership.
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Investors in India are increasing their allocations towards high-yielding assets in real estate and logistics. Recent data shows a significant rise in investments through Alternative Investment Funds, nearly doubling in recent years. Family offices are now directing larger portions of their portfolios toward private credit and infrastructure while moving away from traditional investments. Specialized funds are attracting wealthy investors who want exposure to completed assets.
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