Wealth manager Karvy Private
Wealth in its tenth annual India Wealth report said the
individual wealth is likely to grow at a CAGR of 13.2 per cent to Rs 799
trillion as India becomes a $5-trillion economy. The report estimates this will
happen around FY24.
Individual
wealth grew at 9.6 per cent to reach Rs 430 trillion over the last year, helped
by growth in the financial assets. Financial assets grew 10.96 per cent and
physical assets like land grew at 7.59 per cent.
“Direct
equity continues to hold the fort in terms of investment preference in India.
This shows the belief of investors in the Indian markets notwithstanding the
volatility it has been through. We believe that India’s drive towards a ($5
trillion) economy will have a cascading positive effect on individual wealth by
2024,” said Abhijit Bhave, chief executive officer, Karvy Private Wealth in a statement on Wednesday. He expects the ranks of the
wealthy to reach one million by FY24.
The International Monetary Fund downgraded expected growth for
India from 7 per cent to 6.1 per cent for FY20 earlier in the week. It noted
that demand was affected by corporate and environmental uncertainty amid a
crisis in the financial sector.
Karvy
believes growth will be positively aided by large investments in infrastructure
and green energy, along with regulatory reforms. A pickup in consumption is
also important, it indicated.
Financial
assets, in particular, are expected to lead growth. The total value of financial
assets has more than doubled to Rs 528 trillion. This would imply a compound
annual growth rate (CAGR) of 15.04 per cent. Physical assets are expected to
grow at a CAGR of 10.03 per cent in comparison.
This
would mean the share of financial assets, which is now more than 60 per cent,
would reach 66 per cent by FY24.
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