TLDR:
Indian single family office, Sattva Ventures, has seen success with venture capital investments, prompting consideration of becoming a multi-family office. This move aims to offer other families access to lucrative investments in early-stage opportunities. The family office follows a set of principles while investing, emphasizing good unit economics, scalability, and strong product-market fit. India’s next generation of family offices are exploring strategic risk mitigation through investments in emerging markets like fintech. Key factors to consider in the venture capital space include the need for high-level investor support for start-ups and avoiding conflicts of interest due to limited fund durations.
- Sattva Ventures considers becoming a multi-family office to offer lucrative investments in early-stage opportunities
- Indian family offices are shifting towards investments in venture capital, private equity, and international assets
Family office earns ‘above average’ returns from venture bets
Indian single family office Sattva Ventures’ investment success has bolstered its confidence to consider becoming a multi-family office, offering other families access to lucrative investments. Sattva Ventures combines patient capital with business support to invest in companies with good unit economics, scalability, and strong product-market fit. India’s next generation of family offices are moving towards strategic risk mitigation through investments in emerging markets like fintech. Key considerations in the venture capital space include the need for high-level investor support and avoiding conflicts of interest due to limited fund durations.
