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In this episode of Let’s Mint Money, Rudra Chatterjee, Managing Director of Luxmi Tea Group, shares how he’s steering one of India's oldest tea legacy brand into a modern, global brand. From preserving heritage to navigating risk, he opens up about leadership, reinvention, and what it takes to take Indian tea to the world. Let's Mint Money | Podcast | Money Management | Luxmi Tea | Neil Borate Presented in association with @WaterfieldAdvisorsHQ , Let’s Mint Money is a candid conversation series where Neil Borate, Deputy Editor at Mint, explores the personal finance philosophies of India’s most accomplished corporate leaders, entrepreneurs, and family business visionaries. From money mistakes to legacy planning, each episode reveals the real stories behind wealth, risk, and values.

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) on Saturday clarified that it is not considering any regulatory oversight of family offices, dismissing recent media reports suggesting otherwise.

Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), on Friday, 3 October 2025, announced that it is not considering any regulatory frameworks for family offices.

From The Leela legacy to building her own path Amruda Nair, hospitality entrepreneur and heiress to The Leela Group, opens up about her journey of creating Araiya Hotels. In this exclusive conversation, she shares how she’s crafting a legacy of her own, her relationship with money, her approach to investments, and her vision for the future of hospitality. From stepping out of a family legacy to redefining success on her own terms, Amruda Nair offers rare insights into wealth, entrepreneurship, luxury hotels, and financial discipline. If you’re interested in business, investments, or the hospitality industry, this is a must-watch.

Indian start-ups like Shiprocket and Bombay Shaving Company thrive thanks to long-term capital from new-generation investors. Arihant Patni, a veteran investor, emphasises the importance of patience and strategic guidance in his insights on wealth management.

Singapore has decided to reduce the wait time for wealthy people to set up family offices in the country, cutting the application processing time from 12 months to three. The initiative aims to enhance the country's wealth management sector while maintaining strict regulatory standards.

If you are a salaried individual with additional income from other sources or likely to come into some inheritance, then the provisions of Hindu undivided family (HUF) can help you make significant tax savings. In this video, we explain how to create an HUF, who exactly can set these up and how it may help you save additional taxes Watch!