11th India Wealth Management Conference
IWMC 2026: Built To Last – From Builders to Stewards
India has never compounded wealth at this pace. Fortunes once built over a lifetime are now made in a decade. The forces reshaping that wealth are arriving all at once: intelligence is moving into the advisor’s chair, private markets are migrating from the fringe to the core of the portfolio, capital is turning global, and the first great handover to the next generation has begun.
For the business itself, this is a daily test of conviction. Fee models are compressing, passive is crowding active, and each new product is more intricate than the last. Managers must hold their nerve through markets that punish patience one quarter and reward it the next; advisors must prove their worth against algorithms that never sleep; firms must scale trust at a speed the old high-touch model was never built to bear. The challenges do not wait their turn — talent, technology, regulation, and margins are all moving at once, and the client across the table is younger, more global, and asks far more than returns.
India’s wealth has arrived. Its stewardship must now follow and build foundations strong enough to outlast the generation that built them.
The 11th IWMC asks the question this moment has made unavoidable: Are we building wealth that lasts, or only wealth that grows?
EVENT DETAILS:
Date– 26th Sept 2026
Time- TBC
Venue- Jio World Convention Centre, Mumbai
Registration Fee-
CFA Society India Members- Early Bird: INR 1000 + GST (Refudable on attendance)
CFA Society India Members (Post Early Bird)- INR 5000+ GST
CFA Society Registered Candidates – Early Bird– INR 3500+ GST
CFA Society Registered Candidates (Post Early Bird): INR 5000+ GST
CFA Institute Members- INR 5000+ GST
Non Members – Early Bird: INR 7000+ GST
Non Members – Post Early Bird: INR 10000+ GST
Early bird registration ends on 31st August 2026
Kapil Singhal
Managing Partner, Private Credit @ True North Co
Kapil joined True North in early 2021 and is responsible for establishing the Private Credit business for True North platform. True North Private Credit has raised and fully deployed the 1st fund and made investments in 28 companies with a total capital of ~USD 300mm (Rs 2700 cr). True North is now raising its second private credit fund and has already achieved its initial close and raised till date ~$80mm – Rs 750 cr. Fund II has also started making investments (4 already done and 4 more in pipeline).Kapil has spent 30 years in Indian financial markets. Started in banking, moved through trading desks, built credit businesses, and eventually ended up running a private credit fund at True North focused on India’s mid-market. The career took him through ICICI Bank, GE Capital, Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank, Edelweiss, and KKR. Different institutions, different cycles, different lessons. The common thread was credit – how it gets structured, how it performs, how it is distributed, how the funds are raised and how it fails.In 2021, he founded True North Private Credit inside True North, one of India’s established private equity firms. The mandate was to build a direct lending platform for India’s mid-market from scratch. That work continues.Kapil holds an Electrical Engineering degree from IIT, Delhi and is an MBA from Faculty of Management Studies, Delhi.
Moin Ladha
Partner @ Khaitan & Co
Moin Ladha is a Partner at Khaitan & Co., based in Mumbai, with over 18 years of experience in corporate, M&A and financial regulatory matters. He is a senior member of the firm‘s Financial Regulatory Practice, which has been highly recommended by leading ranking agencies, and he has himself been highly recommended and rated by IFLR1OOO, Legal SOO, Legal Era, Hubbis, among others.Moin regularly advises on complex regulatory structuring, cross-border investments, exchange control, securities law and financial regulations, particularly in transactions involving regulated entities. He has extensive experience assisting clients with regulatory approvals and licensing from key regulators including the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI). He also works closely with the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) and Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) for facilitating investments for Indian clients.He is a frequent contributor to leading business publications and a regular speaker at domestic and international conferences on financial regulation, cross-border investments and strategic regulatory developments.