Saurabh Mukherjea, CFA, is founder and chief investment officer of Marcellus Investment Managers. He is the former CEO of Ambit Capital and played a key role in Ambit’s rise as a broker and a wealth manager. When Mukherjea left Ambit in June 2018, assets under advisory were $800mn. Prior to Ambit, Saurabh was co-founder of Clear Capital, a London-based small-cap equity research firm that was created in 2003 and sold in 2008. He is a CFA charterholder with a BS in economics (with First Class Honours) and an MS in economics (with distinction in macroeconomics and microeconomics) from the London School of Economics. In India, Mukherjea is a SEBI-registered research analyst and he has passed the SEBI’s approved exams for investment advisers. In 2018, at SEBI’s invitation, he joined SEBI’s Asset Management Advisory Committee. He has written three bestselling books: Gurus of Chaos (2014), The Unusual Billionaires (2016), and “Coffee Can Investing: The low risk route to stupendous returns” (2018).
Why do the benchmark indices in India and the United States display completely opposite trends relative to GDP growth?
India’s economy will experience the ordinary progress of a century over the next decade.
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