Hyderabad’s luxury residential market is heating up as HNIs and Ultra HNIs reportedly invested Rs 8,562 crore in FY2026. The surge is concentrated in Kokapet, Nanakramguda, and Manchirevula, signaling a shift toward the city’s expanding high-end ecosystem. For investors, it points to where demand is likely to deepen and how luxury pricing may move.
Retail investors and HNIs in India are increasingly moving away from direct stock bets toward mutual funds, with direct ownership sliding to a five year low while mutual fund holdings hit records. The shift is being powered by strong SIP inflows and weaker FII participation, leaving domestic institutions more central to market stability—suggesting a durable change in how people invest.
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Public sector banks are building wealth management businesses as Indian households shift savings from bank deposits to market linked instruments and risk products. Indian Bank plans a dedicated wealth management vertical for high net worth customers, while State Bank of India wants to multiply wealth assets under management fivefold to Rs 15 lakh crore by 2030 to boost customer engagement.
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