Investment Advisor

Many Millennials and Gen Z-ers view their parents' finances not as a pot of savings but as an inefficient portfolio that needs fixing. This dynamic creates a fascinating, often painful, psychological clash. Here's how to go about it and what to avoid.

The SEC only brought three enforcement actions in the second half of fiscal 2025, the lowest level ever recorded in a half-year period, researchers say.

Sebi’s action stems from a mounting trail of investor complaints, regulatory violations and instances of outright fraud.

Too many Indians reach retirement only to realise their money hasn’t worked hard enough for them. Yet, building real wealth isn’t about chasing fads or knowing it all—it comes down to six simple investing rules that can quietly turn modest savings into a life-changing corpus.

Thousands of Indians in their late 30s and 40s are juggling monthly payments, their children’s education, and ageing parents' healthcare in a highly uncertain job market. Mint spoke to a few to find out what the experience has taught them.

Having built a mutual fund corpus with 10 years of systematic investments, Abhishek Ghate was able to navigate this difficult period with no financial hardship. He even bought a house while unemployed.

Sebi introduced the centralized fee system to ensure investors pay only registered investment advisers and research analysts. Yet, awareness and ease of use remain hurdles

GenAI can uniquely tailor financial advice based on an individual's income, lifestyle, and goals—a luxury once reserved for wealthy clients of human advisors. But GenAI isn’t infallible.