India: Wealth & Asset Management

In the UAE, the current corporate tax regime has transformed the way promoters, investors, and multi-generational business families approach structuring. The decision involves thinking about priorities beyond prestige or location.

Wealth and succession planning in India is often shaped by personal law regimes that determine how property devolves upon death. For Muslim families, inheritance is governed primarily by the principles of Islamic law, as recognised under the Muslim Personal Law (Shariat) Application Act, 1937.

As we enter the 2026 fiscal planning peak, organizations need to shift their focus from simple license compliance to strategic cost recovery.

As traditional investment avenues become saturated and volatility persists in public markets, discerning investors are increasingly turning to Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) to diversify portfolios...

Family offices have emerged as influential players in the global investment landscape, managing substantial wealth while prioritizing long-term value creation.

Stories like these aren't rare—many individuals have discovered and reclaimed ancestral shares or assets after decades. Often, people are unaware of investments...

A year ago, the Securities and Exchange Board of India ("SEBI") had caused a stir among several research analysts ("RAs") when it passed a settlement order in respect of ‘Mr. Amit Jeswani...

In a first of its kind development, the Indian regulators have provided a formal recognition to family offices under the International Financial Services Centres Authority (Fund Management) Regulations, 2022.

The High Court of Bombay ("High Court"), by a judgment pronounced on March 1, 2023, in the matter of Siemens Factoring Private Limited v. Future Enterprises Private Limited...