Alternative Investment Professionals In India ‘40 Under 40’

The Association of International Wealth Management of India (AIWMI) and Indian Association of Alternative Investment Funds (IAAIF) recently announced the results of the 2nd edition of their prestigious campaign - 40 under 40- Alternative Investment Professionals in India, 2019. 

The ‘40 Under 40’ campaign revealed some of the standout talent in the Indian alternative investments industry across different verticals like fund management, advisory, operations, compliance, consulting, technology, marketing, product design and fund raising.

“AIWMI's 40 Under 40 list identifies the best and the brightest stake holders of the alternate assets sector. The 2019 list is very dynamic and includes people from a range of products & services. Our top 40 these year are people who have built something different or are doing things differently”, said Aditya Gadge, Founder, Priwexus - Photo Milind Shelte 14.

He added, “Second year in a row we have come across 150+ profiles and its heartening to see such rich and widely spread-out talent pool”.

The campaign was a huge success with more than 150 nominations received during the campaign. An illustrious Jury decided on the final list of 40 winners who were felicitated during the 6th Indian Alternative Investments Summit on January 16, 2019 in Mumbai.

The jury members among were Nishith Desai, Founder & Managing Partner, Nishith Desai Associates; M. Thenmozhi, Director, National Institute of Securities Markets; Nitin Jain, CEO- Global Wealth & Asset Management, Edelweiss; Siddharth Shah, Partner, Khaitan & Company; Aditya Gadge, Founder & CEO, AIWMI and Founder & Principal Advisor, IAAIF.

Upon congratulating the winners Aditya Gadge said, “Heartiest Congratulations to all the Winners and thank you everyone for being a part of this important initiative. The phenomenal response to this campaign makes us at AIWMI more committed to our efforts towards enhancing professionals’ standards in the Indian alternative investments sector”.