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In a recent article from VCCircle , Ankur Jain, CFA, MD, Private Credit Strategies at InCred Alternative Investments, sheds light on how private credit investors can navigate India’s rapidly evolving special situations landscape. He explores how regulatory reforms, capital scarcity, and distressed asset resolution frameworks are converging to create compelling opportunities for investors, particularly in sectors like infrastructure, real estate, and manufacturing. With India’s private credit AUM projected to hit $60–70 billion by 2028, Ankur highlights why this asset class is no longer a niche play but a growing frontier for alpha generation, provided one has the expertise to manage the complexity. 👉 Tap here to read the full article: https://lnkd.in/dpdS_y6V For investment inquiries or to learn more about our private credit strategies, reach out to: [email protected] #PrivateCredit #SpecialSituations #AlternativeInvestments #DistressedAssets #IndiaInvestment #InCredInsights

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Are Indian family offices truly becoming long-term power players in private markets? Rohan Paranjpey, our Head of Alternative Investments, shares his perspective with ION Analytics on the increasing participation of family offices in private markets. While their involvement is clearly rising, he notes that only a handful stay committed across multiple fund cycles. Read the full article for more insights. Link in comments.

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Sunil Rohokale, Co-founder, CEO & MD at ASK Asset & Wealth Management, joined Kshitij Anand, Editor at ET Markets, on The Golden Thumb Rule Podcast to discuss the evolution of Portfolio Management Services in India addressing common misconceptions, outlining key benefits, and highlighting how PMS has become a mainstream, high-impact avenue for wealth creation. Watch the podcast here: http://bit.ly/4mdqcoX

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💡Navigating the Indian Market: Insights from Anand Gupta This morning, our Lead Portfolio Manager for Indian Equities, Anand Gupta,CFA, joined John Patrick (JP) Ong on CNBC Asia to share his latest views on the Indian market, the impact of H-1B visa policies, and why he sees compelling opportunities in Indian equities. 🔍Market Outlook & Economic Momentum Anand remains constructive on Indian equities, anticipating continued earnings growth and GDP acceleration. He noted that India has delivered 10%+ earnings CAGR and 6%+ GDP growth over the past decade - a trend he expects to continue. Recent policy shifts, including the reversals of risk management and liquidity tightening measures by the Indian government, along with consumption stimulus initiatives like GST reforms and income tax cuts and, are contributing to this positive outlook. 📈Earnings Transmission: What to Expect Anand noted that macro developments, such as GST reforms and GDP upgrades, typically take about six months to influence corporate earnings. He is confident that the market will soon see the benefit from these reforms, with signs of recovery already emerging in the rural economy and various sectors. Recent upgrades from agencies like S&P and OECD also indicate positive impacts on the economy. Anand expects a re-acceleration in corporate earnings within the next two quarters, despite current earnings lagging due to bank net interest margin compression and geopolitical tensions. 🌐H-1B Visa: Limited Long-Term Impact on IT While the H-1B visa issue has drawn attention, Anand believes it poses limited long-term risk to Indian IT. Over the past decade, Indian IT services have reshaped their business model, raising local onshore U.S. hiring from 6% to 18%. Even if H-1B usage were to fall to zero, only about a 5% increase in local hiring would be required, taking the proportion of U.S. locals to around 23%. This adjustment is estimated to have just a ~3% impact on earnings per share. Moreover, with about 70% of IT services still delivered offshore, the sector’s strong offshore base further insulates it from risks tied to local hiring constraints, underscoring its resilience. 💰Valuations: A Rare Opportunity Anand pointed out that the price-to-book ratio of MSCI India relative to MSCI ACWI is near a 15-year low, almost two standard deviations below its long-term average. Furthermore, India's Price-to-Earnings Growth (PEG) ratio is now more aligned with other Asian markets. He believes that current valuations present a compelling opportunity for long-term investment, marking this as one of the most attractive times in recent history. #India #IndianEquities #visa #MarketInsights

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Titan Capital Appoints Utpal Raman Sharma as Vice President – Consumer Investments Titan Capital has appointed Utpal Raman Sharma as Vice President – Consumer Investments. An Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur alumnus, Utpal brings 12+ years of operating experience across product, growth, and P&L leadership. He has: - Led product at Mosaic Wellness - Scaled insurance at Policybazaar.com - Founded a cross-border commerce startup At Titan, he will partner with founders to build and scale the next generation of consumer tech and digital-first brands. Titan Capital, co-founded by Kunal Bahl and Rohit Bansal, has been an early backer of Razorpay, Mamaearth, Urban Company, and OfBusiness. With Utpal’s appointment, the firm further strengthens its leadership in India’s consumer investments space. Read More: https://lnkd.in/gPWwGbuU #Leadership #TitanCapital #ConsumerTech #Startups #IndianStartupEcosystem #InvestmentNews

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Nitin Bhasin, Head of Institutional Equities at Ambit, in an exclusive interview with Financial Express (India), elaborated his views on the current equity market landscape. He highlighted that volatility is pushing institutional investors towards large caps, with earnings growth likely to concentrate in this segment. FIIs, while reducing flows, continue to participate actively in IPOs, reflecting a nuanced approach to Indian equities. During the discussion, he also discussed the implications of GST reforms and their potential fiscal and consumer impact. On sectoral preferences, Nitin recommended overweight positions in FMCG, IT, Telecom, and Healthcare, while staying cautious on banks and exploring contra opportunities in microfinance. #Acumenatwork #InstitutionalEquities

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Sudhir Variyar, MD & Deputy CEO, Multiples Alternate Asset Management, authored a column in Outlook Business on "Global Institutional LPs Back Platforms That Can Deliver". Sudhir shares his perspective on what it takes for domestic GPs to engage meaningfully with global institutional LPs. He highlights how India’s private equity story has evolved, the growing appreciation for domestic GPs’ local advantages, and why building platforms rooted in governance, culture, and repeatability is key to attracting long-term global capital. Article link in comments below. #PrivateEquity #PoweringNewPossibilties Renuka Ramnath, Sridhar Sankararaman, Nithya Easwaran, Manish Gaur, Kalpesh Jain, Rahul Chawla, KS Jangbahadur, Puneet Sanwalka, Kaveesh Thakker

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