Highlights from the "Businesses of the Future" webinar with Mr. Ajay Modi, VP @PiperSerica
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Long-term disciplined #investing is the most popular way of efficient wealth creation. As pointed out by Ben Graham, money is made through time in the market and not through timing the market.
The key drivers of the businesses of the future are going to be rising #incomes, availability of global goods and services, digitalization of consumption, rising number of millennials, etc.
The sectors that will continue to be pioneers of growth in the future are going to be healthcare, consumer internet, insurance, #financial technology and services, travel and entertainment, etc.
Businesses of the future are those that rapidly acquire and retain customers while leveraging technology in all facets of the business. Strong brand value and product innovation are other plus points.
Moreover, itβs important to look for businesses in a large #industry with a fragmented #market share. Focus on long term value creation, strong distribution and the creation of moat is also very important.
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Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) are a game-changer for investors looking to take exposure to real estate as part of their portfolio.
It allows all investors - big and small - to make investments in property without putting up very high initial investment amounts.
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The problem with Real Estate:
While real estate is a popular investment avenue, it has its drawbacks. The initial investment amount is very high and it is very illiquid - itβs hard to sell real estate quickly and at the right price.
REITs: What are they?
REITs are a new-age financial #product that allows investors to invest small amounts of money into real estate. The REIT pools in money from many investors and invests the money in income-generating real estate.
In what was a first-of-its-kind digital-only budget amid a pandemic, the government was committed to aggressively tackle the perils of an ailing economy.
Here is an overview of sector-wise allocation:
The union #budget 2021-22 was focussed on six pillars, ranging from infrastructure to healthcare and the total budget amount stood at βΉ34 lakh crore!
The Insurance Act, 1938 will be amended to increase the permissible FDI limit from 49% to 74% in #Insurance Companies & allow foreign ownership and control with safeguards. #LIC will debut on the stock exchanges in 2021-22.