Indian Families Build Second Offshore Wealth Pots as Ocorian Sees Structuring Across 25-Plus Jurisdictions
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Updated · Hubbis · Sep 8
Indian Families Build Second Offshore Wealth Pots as Ocorian Sees Structuring Across 25-Plus Jurisdictions
1 articles · Updated · Hubbis · Sep 8
Summary
Indian families are increasingly setting up a “second pot” of wealth outside India, Ocorian’s Nina Auchoybur said at the Hubbis India Wealth Management Forum 2026 in Mumbai.
That shift is being driven by risk diversification, support for relatives abroad and the need to hold international assets, while non-resident Indians are also seeking structures to invest back into India.
Legacy offshore arrangements are now being reviewed more often as regulations, asset mixes and the next generation’s geographic spread change, weakening the old one-jurisdiction model.
Jersey and the Channel Islands still suit European exposure, while Singapore and the UAE are gaining ground for Asian investments and Gulf property, though multi-jurisdiction setups add reporting, governance and administrative burdens.
Ocorian said its cross-border offering spans 25-plus jurisdictions, reflecting a broader industry shift toward ongoing, multi-market wealth-structure reviews rather than one-off offshore decisions.