Private Equity
Evaluate private equity opportunities through a structured lens focused on business quality, growth potential, portfolio fit, and long-term wealth creation objectives.
Private equity funds buy stakes in companies that are not listed on an exchange; private credit funds lend to those companies instead. Both tie money up for years, because the fund has to find the deals, hold them, and eventually exit. Money is committed upfront but drawn in instalments, so what you sign is an obligation rather than a single payment. There is no daily price and usually no early exit, which is the part investors underestimate. Cambridge Wealth provides information on the private market structures available in India and the documentation each one involves.

Research-led support for evaluating private-market opportunities, credit strategies, special situations, and illiquid alternatives.
Evaluate private equity opportunities through a structured lens focused on business quality, growth potential, portfolio fit, and long-term wealth creation objectives.
Understand structured credit opportunities, their underlying arrangements, risk considerations, and potential role within a diversified investment portfolio.
Explore special situations with disciplined analysis of the opportunity, investment rationale, downside considerations, and alignment with your broader financial plan.
Assess illiquid alternative investments with guidance designed to clarify liquidity considerations, portfolio suitability, diversification, and long-term objectives.
Review niche special purpose vehicles with support focused on structure, purpose, risk considerations, and relevance to your investment strategy.
Consider high-yield debt opportunities through a research-backed process that examines credit characteristics, diversification, and fit within your portfolio.
A private equity or private credit fund pools money from a small number of investors and puts it into companies that are not listed on any exchange. You sign a commitment, which is a figure you agree to provide, and the fund draws it down in instalments as it finds deals. That can take several years, so uncalled money still has to be kept available. Meanwhile the reported value can sit below what you have paid in, because early costs are charged before any exit occurs. There is no daily price and normally no way out before the fund closes. Cambridge Wealth explains these structures, the drawdown and lock-in terms, and the documentation each fund requires before you sign.

See how transparent investment guidance can support long-term wealth decisions for professionals, families, and NRIs.
A transparent, research-led approach for investors evaluating complex private-market opportunities.
A documented 108-point research framework is applied across more than 5,000 Indian investment products before anything enters the reviewed universe.
Private market structures are set out alongside the listed holdings already in your portfolio, so the liquidity difference between them is visible.
Cambridge Wealth is an AMFI-registered Mutual Fund & SIF Distributor. That role is stated plainly, along with how it is paid.
Cross-border documentation support for NRI investors, including which account a transaction is recorded against and what paperwork each jurisdiction requires.
Experienced investment professionals focused on transparent, long-term wealth guidance.

Chief Investment Officer
Chinmay Kulkarni serves as the Chief Investment Officer at Cambridge Wealth, bringing a philosophy rooted in personal accountability and shared financial journeys. With over 15 years of cumulative expertise in wealth management, Chinmay leads investment strategy with a fiduciary commitment that places client interests above all else. He champions complete transparency through the Founder's Portfolio, openly sharing his own investments and research with clients. His approach is built on the belief that no strategy belongs in a client's portfolio unless it's worthy of his own family's future. Chinmay's leadership has helped Cambridge Wealth administer over ₹15,000 crore in assets, delivering research-backed, tailored wealth solutions to high-performing professionals and NRIs across India and globally.

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Mihir Jagtap is the Investment and Taxation Lead at Cambridge Wealth, playing a critical role in ensuring clients' investment decisions are structured for maximum tax efficiency. With deep expertise in Indian and international tax regulations, Mihir advises on the regulatory implications of complex financial strategies, particularly for NRIs and globally mobile professionals. He works closely with the investment and compliance teams to craft holistic wealth plans that are both growth-oriented and tax-conscious. Mihir's contributions ensure that Cambridge Wealth's clients benefit from strategies that are not only high-performing but also fully aligned with applicable legal and regulatory frameworks, helping preserve and grow wealth across generations.

Investment and Business Lead
Sangeeta Bhagwat serves as a Investment and Business Lead at Cambridge Wealth, specializing in tracking macroeconomic indicators, global market conditions, and sector-level trends to inform the firm's strategic investment positioning. Her work ensures that Cambridge Wealth's portfolios remain agile and well-positioned in response to shifting market dynamics. Sangeeta contributes directly to the firm's 48-point research framework, providing the macro-level intelligence that underpins tailored wealth strategies for clients. Her insights help the investment team identify opportunities and manage risks across diverse asset classes, supporting the firm's commitment to delivering diversified, long-term growth for professionals, NRIs, and families seeking comprehensive wealth management solutions.

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Product and Data + AI Lead
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It raises money from a limited set of investors, buys stakes in companies that are not listed on an exchange, works on those businesses over several years, and then sells. Returns depend on the exit, not on a daily market price. That long holding period is the defining feature.
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Structured analysis for investment decisions
Bring the fund documents you are considering. Cambridge Wealth can walk through the commitment and drawdown terms, the lock-in period and the paperwork involved before anything is signed.
For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at +91 72193 68995. You can also send us a quick email at support@cambridgewealth.in.
For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at +91 72193 68995. You can also send us a quick email at support@cambridgewealth.in.