Multi-Act
Built by Investors for Investors
Multi-Act Trade & Investments (Multi-Act) is an India based investment advisory and portfolio management service provider for Family Offices, UHNWI’s, HNWI’s, Investment Managers, Wealth Managers and Brokers. Founded in 1997, Multi-Act has more than 20 years of experience in wealth protection and wealth creation.
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Our Services
Our Investment Research service has been active for more than 20 years. It provides Investment Managers globally with institutional grade financial research and analytics at a cost-efficient price. Today, our research team provides active coverage on 280+ Indian and Global companies as well as more than 600 Mutual Funds.
Our Investment Advisory service offers Family Offices, UHNWI’s, and Corporate Treasuries a truly bespoke approach to wealth protection and creation. Our service is consultative and collaborative in nature and it focuses on key aspects such as asset allocation, risk management, equity/debt portfolio strategies, stock selection and much more.
Multi-Act’s offers 5 unique PMS strategies that embody the companies research and analytical capabilities at a reasonable cost to clients. Our flagship strategy the Moats and Special Situations Portfolio has an audited 10-year history that is best in class for risk adjusted returns. Multi-Act also provides Multi-Asset, Quant, and Growth strategies to meet the dynamic needs of the traditional and modern investor.
Multi-Act’s Private Equity arm was started to give investors exposure to the rapidly growing FinTech start up ecosystem in India. Our first fund raised ₹100 Crores and makes stage agnostic investments in FinTech segments such as WealthTech, Neo-Banks, Asset Aggregators, Distribution Platforms, and many more.
Latest Insights
24 February 2022
Indian IPO Party Gets a Reality Check
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18 January 2022
Do Indian Stocks outperform G-Secs?
The Background: In May 2018 Prof. Hendrik Bessembinder published a study in the Financial Journal of economics … Continued

25 May 2022
Is this sector going to underperform?
As the world stepped into the year 2020, we were hit by ‘Covid – 19’. While news … Continued