HSBC Report: Indian Entrepreneurs Face Challenges, Embrace Global Mobility
The HSBC Global Entrepreneurial Wealth Report 2025 reveals a mix of challenges and opportunities for Indian entrepreneurs. Half struggle with running businesses abroad, while the wealthiest embrace global mobility and luxury lifestyles at a rapid pace.
The report highlights that 64% of Indian entrepreneurs find structuring business transfers a challenge in succession planning. Despite these hurdles, 95% expect personal wealth growth, with 56% anticipating significant expansion.
Indian entrepreneurs maintain diversified portfolios, favouring life insurance (73%), property investments (58%), and private assets (51%). They also allocate more to real estate for personal use (64%) than the global average (53%).
Notably, 73% hold multi-residency status, with Mumbai leading the way. The UK and U.S. are top destinations for those considering relocation. Health and wellness spending (61%) and luxury experiences (59%) are also higher than global benchmarks.
While Indian entrepreneurs face complexities in managing international businesses and succession planning, their confidence in wealth growth remains high. Their investment preferences and global mobility indicate a thriving, forward-looking community.
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