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Jan 03, 2023, 10.15 AM

InCred Capital forays into retail Wealth-Tech with the launch of InCred Money

. InCred Money has been launched with the acquisition of Orowealth in an all-cash deal, pending necessary clearances.

InCred Capital is set to enter the retail wealth-tech industry with the launch of ‘InCred Money’.

The acquisition brings AuM of Rs. 1,100+ Cr along with a robust technology platform and an experienced team to InCred Money. Vijay Kuppa, the co-founder of Orowealth, will lead InCredMoney as the CEO going forward.

Orowealth is a leading retail-focused digital investment platform that helps retail investors diversify their portfolio by providing access to niche, low-ticket investment opportunities, which were historically available only to HNIs/ UHNIs and Corporates. This is in addition to traditional investment avenues including mutual funds and fixed deposits, which are a part of Orowealth’s offerings.

This will be InCred Capital’s second pillar in the fast-growing Indian wealth market, following its previous success in the Ultra / High Net  Worth segment under the InCred Wealth brand.

InCred Wealth has seen tremendous growth since launch, becoming one of the fastest-growing wealth management firms in the country and achieving a milestone of INR 15,000 Cr in Assets under Management (AuM) within 2 years, driven by a team 100+ Private Bankers. With the launch of InCred Money, InCred Capital will now plant its flag in the mass-affluent and retail space.

The InCred Group will aim to provide InCred Money with access to its full suite of product capabilities. InCred Money will also develop a B2B2C offering by leveraging technology to effectively integrate a wide network of Independent  Financial Advisors (IFA) across the country, giving them the ability to tap into the class-leading products and solutions for the benefit of their end customers.

Bhupinder Singh, Founder and Group CEO of InCred Group, said “In the next decade, the democratization of investment opportunities covering the Mass Affluent and Retail segments will be driven by digital platforms that unlock access to non-traditional assets for investors as well as their advisors.

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