Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
A wave of newly institutionalized family wealth and a $1.5 trillion intergenerational transfer are steering more capital into private markets — especially startups. With foreign venture capital becoming more selective, India’s heirs, first‑generation founders and ESOP winners are filling early‑stage funding gaps through family offices and direct bets.
CNBC Explains producer Ellyani Hanis breaks it down.
Watch the full explainer on the link below.
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A wave of newly institutionalized family wealth and a $1.5 trillion intergenerational transfer are steering more capital into private markets — especially startups. With foreign venture capital becoming more selective, India’s heirs, first‑generation founders and ESOP winners are filling early‑stage funding gaps through family offices and direct bets.
CNBC Explains producer Ellyani Hanis breaks it down.
Watch the full explainer on the link below.
#CNBC #CNBCExplains #IndiaWealth
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