India's Alternative Asset Market to Hit $2 Trillion by 2034 as Family Offices Expand
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Updated · The Economic Times · Aug 23
India's Alternative Asset Market to Hit $2 Trillion by 2034 as Family Offices Expand
3 articles · Updated · The Economic Times · Aug 23
Summary
$2 trillion in alternative assets is the new 2034 projection for India, implying roughly fivefold growth from about $400 billion as wealthy investors shift beyond traditional holdings.
Diversification, higher return targets and access to private-market deals are driving that expansion, with investors increasingly using AIFs, offshore vehicles, family offices and other unlisted structures.
Family offices are moving from passive allocators to active private-market backers, taking LP stakes in private equity and venture capital funds while also pursuing co-investments and direct deals.
That shift is expected to make family offices a bigger force in long-term capital formation, while raising the need for stronger governance, technology, professional talent and data-driven investing.