How Do Rich People Invest? Waterfield's Soumya Rajan Who Manages Rs 45,000 Crore Of Assets Tells Us!

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Soumya Rajan, the Founder & CEO of Waterfield Advisors manages assets worth a whopping Rs 45,000 crores. The firm largely manages the money of rich people - the minimum amount being Rs 10 crore. On this episode of Mint Money Talks, Soumya tells us just how rich people invest their money, how's it different from 'regular' people, and also how she herself manages her portfolio. Watch!
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Biggest lesson i learnt in 2023 in the stock market is that nobody knows what is going to happen next, so practice some humility and low a strategy with a long term edge.

Deboramichael-cz

please get more such people often. good work bring this to audiences.

avishekmitra

She sounded such humble for the amount of business she built. Good video

harshskedia

Sitting position is discomfort for both of them. First be comfortable then start interview

msmshortcreation

Provide timestamps also so to save time

saneworld

why dont you guys first get comfortable

alokkumardiwakar

Good session, but conversation appeared very surface level stuff. Not much take away for a common man..anyway thanks

prasannarao

On average, millionaires invest 20% of their household income each year. Their wealth isn't measured by the amount they make each year, but by how they've saved and invested over time. I have made a lot of money during the last 6 years, mostly with tech stocks. This year alone i've made over $300k in profits from the first two quarters 2024. The lesson I've learned is to focus on what I believe to be good investments and to do completely the opposite of what the noise is saying. I'm 100% invested long.

stephenscroggins

19:47 FoF - Fund of Funds charge expense ratio twice, better to go ahead with ETF investing for long term, which are cost effective and also capital appreciation is huge.

In case of Pvt equity one need DYOR (Do Your Own Research) as the risk involved are higher recent dissolution of reliance retail after Metro Store Acquisition was a pain for Pvt investors.

Apart from these one can diversify the risk globally with Growth based foreign ETF.

For HNI this video is applicable as many of them pledge their shares to raise capital or opt for SLBM to reinvest capital abroad, for retail investors it's not scalable in long run as almost half the capital gets eroded as taxes, expense ratio, GST, TDS etc...

sandeshbme

The moment she is moving to large cap, sounds she is yet another fund manager.
When she is not ready to take risk, for example she mentioned by October/November she moved from small / mid cap to large cap, i believe she was worried about 5 state election results.
But the luck favoured the small and midcap players since October2023.
Anyways, some knowledge gained from this video.

sundaramspeaks

I want her patience and clarity in my life 😊

vinayvanga

top class interview and so much i have learned from thsi interview Neil ! Thanks for this. Please do more of such interviews

pazzolad

She said at 5:47, "spray and pray", not spring break. It's a gaming term. Also, your subtitles are incorrect from top to bottom which are done most likely by an AI, but use your mind, maybe.

primet