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Why VNAM Advisors' co-founder prefers to keep distance from alternatives investments

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VNAM Capital Advisors' co-founder and partner, Vishesh Narang, has expressed a preference for limited exposure to alternative investments. Narang cites reasons such as low transparency, lack of liquidity, and subpar returns as factors influencing this decision. VNAM Capital Advisors, based in Delhi, focuses on providing wealth management services to select high-net-worth individuals and families. While specifics were not disclosed, Narang highlighted the firm's cautious approach towards alternative assets.

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