A global private banking strategy aimed at capturing both outbound and inbound wealth in India has met criticism from a number of domestic wealth managers, who say that while conceptually appealing, the approach fails to factor in the nuances of onshore regulations and investor behaviour. The ‘global Indian’ concept – effectively a clubbing together of private banks’ India onshore and…

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