MoU signed for ultra high net worth families in India
11:12 - 20 February 2025

Abhyuday Jindal, President of the Indian Chamber of Commerce, and Joseph Borghese, Group Chairman of Borghese Multi Family Office, have signed an MoU to enhance cross-border investments and capacity-building for ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) families in India.
This initiative, part of ICC’s Centenary Celebration, aims to support Indian UHNW families in global expansion.
A key aspect is the Indo-Europa Family Investment Council (IEFIC), which will facilitate advisory services and investment partnerships between Indian and European family enterprises.
The collaboration aims to bridge investment gaps, offering strategic market entry opportunities.
Commenting, Borghese said: "This collaboration marks a pivotal step in strengthening cross-border investment ties. By creating a structured platform for knowledge exchange and capital flow, we are equipping ultra-high-net-worth families with the necessary tools, insights, and opportunities to navigate global markets with ease. This partnership is not just about economic growth—it is about deepening financial relations between India, Europe, and the world, fostering business synergies, and unlocking new pathways for sustainable wealth creation."
He added, "Together, we aim to bridge the investment landscape, enabling family offices to diversify their portfolios and contribute to a more interconnected and prosperous global economy."
Abhyuday Jindal added: "As Indian family businesses continue their international expansion, this collaboration will allow them to leverage global investment structures and innovative opportunities in key sectors such as real estate, technology, and impact investing.
At the same time, it highlights the increasingly complex landscape of family offices in India, helping them align with international best practices, diversify their portfolios, and adopt institutional investment models."