The Economic Times' inaugural ET Alpha Wealth Summit is scheduled for June 4 in Mumbai, bringing together India's leading investing minds to address critical wealth creation challenges. According to reports from The Economic Times, the summit aims to decode the future of alpha generation, long-term compounding, and how artificial intelligence is reshaping businesses, markets, and investing strategies. The event comes as markets become increasingly volatile and easy gains become harder to find, forcing investors to rethink where the next decade of wealth creation will emerge.
Vikas Khemani, a seasoned market expert, will lead a session on hunting alphas in the market at the summit. As reported by The Economic Times, Khemani will decode where genuine outperformance still exists and provide insights into identifying hidden pockets of opportunity. The session will offer valuable guidance on navigating a tougher investing environment, avoiding consensus traps, and building an edge in a world where alpha is becoming increasingly scarce. Additionally, Radhika Gupta of Edelweiss Mutual Fund will conduct a masterclass on 'How to Build a ₹100 Cr Portfolio in a 10–12% World', breaking down the practical steps for creating long-term wealth in a lower-return environment.
One of the most anticipated sessions will feature Vikas Khemani and Saurabh Mukherjea in a high-stakes debate titled 'Amritkaal or AI-kaal? India's Next Decade'. According to The Economic Times, these market veterans will engage in a head-to-head discussion on whether India is entering a prolonged phase of compounding economic growth or heading toward a disruptive AI-led transformation. The session promises investors sharp perspectives on where India's biggest opportunities and risks lie, and how portfolios should be positioned for the decade ahead.
The summit will cover multiple critical areas including finding alpha in volatile markets, building sustainable wealth strategies in lower-return environments, and navigating India's next decade amid AI's rise. As reported by The Economic Times, the event will address key questions about where genuine investment opportunities exist and how investors can maintain an edge in an increasingly competitive landscape. The sessions will focus on practical approaches to asset allocation, disciplined risk management, and avoiding overcrowded trades that erode returns over the long term.
