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ET Alpha Wealth Summit 2.0: How are India's family offices investing in 2026?

At ET Alpha Wealth Summit 2.0, experts will explore how India’s family offices are reshaping their investment strategies in 2026. From private credit, venture debt and co-investments to global opportunities, family offices are broadening beyond traditional assets while focusing on diversification, capital preservation, liquidity and long-term, multi-generational wealth creation.

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ET Alpha Wealth Summit 2.0: How are India's family offices investing in 2026?
At ET Alpha Wealth Summit 2.0, experts will explore how India’s family offices are reshaping their investment strategies in 2026. From private credit, venture debt and co-investments to global opportunities, family offices are broadening beyond traditional assets while focusing on diversification, capital preservation, liquidity and long-term, multi-generational wealth creation.
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