Summary:

According to Avendus Capital, India’s alternative assets market is projected to grow fivefold to $2 trillion (Rs. 1,69,76,000 crore) by 2034. Currently managing $400 billion (Rs. 33,95,200 crore), this growth is driven by increasing investor sophistication, portfolio diversification, and favorable regulations. Alternative investments outperform traditional options, attracting HNIs and ultra-HNIs, reflecting global trends where alternative assets rose from 10% to 20% of global AUM between 2005 and 2020.

India’s alternative investments are reshaping the financial landscape, supported by regulatory advancements and a growing base of savvy investors. HNI and UHNI wealth is estimated to triple to $2,000 billion (Rs. 1,69,76,000 crore) by 2027, further driving demand for alternatives. This expansion could result in consolidation and premium fund launches, leveraging superior long-term returns. India’s share of Asia-Pacific private equity increased from 15% in 2018 to 20% by 2023, underscoring its growing regional significance.

Source: IBEF

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