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One of the few Small Cap PMS strategy with >10years of track record. Private Equity type approach to stock selection. Fundamental evaluation process with emphasis on earnings visibility, free cash flow generation, low leverage, sustainable ROCE and governance.
Private credit is fast emerging as a critical element in the debt portfolio for high-networth individuals. If we purely consider the credit investing options in India, the options can broadly be divided into:
In the News
Yogesh Kalwani of InCred Wealth expects the earnings momentum to remain strong not only in the current quarter but also through FY24 and FY25
22.12.2023 | Money Control
Yogesh Kalwani, the head of investments at InCred Wealth, expects valuations in the smallcap and midcap segments to rationalise in the coming year, given that a lot of positives seems to have been priced in by the market for an event-heavy year with the Lok Sabha elections and major monetary policy decisions to be taken by the US Fed and the RBI
Sensex, Nifty hit multiple peaks in December: 5 tips to handle your portfolio in a bull run
13.12.2023 | Mint
According to Nitin Rao, CEO of InCred Wealth, the current valuations are reasonable, supported by strong economic fundamentals and a positive market sentiment.
ETMarkets Smart Talk: Energy, auto, metal, defence, cement could be sectors which could hog limelight in G20: Nitin Rao
05.09.2023 | Economic Times
While there could be multiple sectors that would benefit from this event, the broader themes that would hog limelight could be the energy sector