Secrets to Sustaining Wealth Across Generations ft. Nimish Shah | Paisa Vaisa with Anupam Gupta

In this episode Anupam delves into the fascinating world of generational wealth with Nimish Shah, Managing Director of Family Offices and Portfolio Analytics at LGT Wealth India. Discover how wealthy families manage their fortunes, the intriguing concept of the third generation curse, and the importance of succession planning. Tune in for expert insights on wealth consolidation, effective decision-making, and investment strategies that keep family legacies thriving across generations. Don't miss out on this insightful conversation!
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[@KelsiWalker1]

I’ve been making a lot of losses trying to make profit trading. I thought trading on a demo account is just like trading the real market. Can anyone help me out or at least advise me on what to do?

[@Martensalberto]

I will advice you should stop trading on your own if you keep losing.

[@Martensalberto]

If you can, then get a professional to trade for you I think that way your assets are more secure.

[@Martensalberto]

I’d recommend Trisha Davis, her profit is great even when there’s a dip

[@CherriDesporte]

Hey i'm shocked you just mentioned and recommended trisha davis, i thought i was the only one trading with her

[@Martensalberto]

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[@shakthidhasan4544]

What is with the volume???

[@Someonner]

Wonderful Session. Finally some good advice.

[@bhagirathsai4891]

The best strategy is to usebthe "agamana" scheme devised by Nityananda....

[@djsunshine1]

Great interview!
Besides Governance Charter and Charity preference is there a way to encompass Cultural Legacy's?.. Especially for the people like us who have been living outside of India for more than 30-40 years?
Most of us still have family business structures mimicking the India way!

[@SandeepKumarIaspaper]

Nice tips

[@foodiography]

i prefer anupam gupta rather anupama chopra 😮

[@busyshah]

Trying to listen while driving.
Volume is too low

[@holisticwellness1686]

Good content but couldn't benefit much due to very low volume

[@DDDip]

video audio is too low..

[@mexicanmomo]

No, problem from ur side

[@gorawada]

26 generations is about 750 years ago

[@vishnunair9703]

Due to well preserved centuries old documents plenty of Europeans can trace their ancestors back into 12th/13th century, I personally know a friend in UK who traced her ancestor into late 12th century.

[@CT001]

There are many such royal/ aristocratic families in India too. For example Mewar Dynasty (Udaipur) who can trace back lineage to approx. 1,500 years, Wadiyar dynasty (Mysore) approx. 650 years, etc. who have still managed to preserve wealth and legacy despite so many ups and downs in India over the centuries.

[@RyuSasi]

600year old business?

[@guharup]

There is a 1300 year old musical instrument business in hongkong

[@archanarudra6858]

While Sons may be in majority who are involved in family finances, Daughters aren't far behind. I would urge speakers to use the female gender references also

[@underratedsubstance8007]

Daughters know only to spend, destroy wealth of fathers and husbands.

[@finbuster2030]

Its not a marvel movie

[@panthini]

Daughters still have a backseat - times are yet to change for daughters

[@main_stream_media_is_a_joke]

Here comes Western influenced 3rd wake woke feminist.

[@jayantdrummer]

He's talking about reality ma'am. Very difficult to make up things on the go.
I'd love to hear about some women who've created generational wealth

[@NewUnknownMind]

Bad voice quality