About
\ Rajmohan KrishnanRajmohan Krishnan (Raj to colleagues, clients and friends) leads Entrustians with his relationship-centric service mindset and uncompromising professionalism, which has established Entrust as a pioneering Family Office firm. With his deep understanding of the financial services industry and over two decades of advisory experience spanning Real Estate investments, Business Succession, Estate Planning and Social Enterprises Investments, Raj is one of the most renowned Family Office advisors in the country. Those who know him well acknowledge his ability to amalgamate practical solutions with his fierce dedication to the client’s long-term welfare.
Before founding Entrust, Raj was part of the team that founded Kotak Wealth Management and was responsible for the P&L in both North and South India. During this and previous stints, Raj mentored some extraordinarily successful wealth managers in the country.
Raj is an avid golfer and a devoted art enthusiast. He is a fan of Carnatic classical music and has founded the Entrust Foundation, an initiative to support art, culture, and elderly care.
Recently, Raj made his debut in the literary world with his book Wise Wealth. The book has been shaped by inputs collected during heartfelt conversations with some of India’s foremost industrialists, entrepreneurs, and changemakers who are ardent believers and practitioners of the philosophy of wise wealth.
Real Estate
Business Succession
Estate Planning
Social Enterprise Investments
M.A (Economics), University of Madras
Executive Program, ISB
Executive Program, IIM Ahmedabad
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India’s investment landscape has witnessed a significant transformation over the last decade. This encompasses changes in risk tolerance, asset choices, and allocation strategies of ultra-high net worth individuals (UHNIs) and family offices.
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Family offices have long been trusted partners for families and individuals with exceptional wealth, helping them with their investment and non-investment needs so that they flourish across generations.
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The Family Office Approach: Customise, Curate and Personalise Partnering with a family office comes with a set of benefits that are uniquely distinct from what any standard wealth management firm would offer.
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The Daily Guardian features review on ‘Wise Wealth’ titled, "𝐀 𝐛𝐨𝐨𝐤 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐠𝐢𝐯𝐞𝐬 𝐭𝐢𝐩𝐬 𝐭𝐨 𝐠𝐚𝐢𝐧 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐫𝐞𝐭𝐚𝐢𝐧 𝐰𝐞𝐚𝐥𝐭𝐡"
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Managing your wealth is one thing; enabling it to consistently thrive in an environment that serves your nuanced expectations and needs is entirely different.
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Rajmohan Krishnan provides investment insights for 2020.
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Family offices are uniquely positioned to help high net worth NRIs and OCIs to manage their interests in India by becoming custodians/caretakers of their physical and monetary assets. They are able to do this because of the multi-pronged approach they have towards personalized wealth management.
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Founder's Perspectives
Mukesh Ambani did not announce an heir. He announced a division. At Reliance’s shareholder meeting, he said succession had entered its final phase. Akash was named to telecom. Isha Ambani to retail. Anant to the group’s newer energy businesses. Three names, three arenas, with one father standing beside all three on the same stage. Most […]
Most succession work records ownership, structures, and outcomes. It rarely records the reasoning behind decades of decisions: why a family stayed concentrated in one business when diversification sat within easy reach, why certain risks were avoided even when they looked attractive, why debt was used cautiously, why a partnership was preserved long after its returns […]
by Rajmohan Krishnan
read moreSomewhere in the United States this month, a wealth manager who has held a family’s account for over a decade is watching a thirty-something heir open the portfolio on her own phone, for the first time, without calling first to ask how. By 2048, more than sixty trillion dollars is expected to move from one […]
by Rajmohan Krishnan
read moreEvery client family I sit across from this year is asking a version of the same question, in different words: where is the ground? For over a decade, our conversations with you have started from valuation, from cycles, from the reasonable expectation that patience gets rewarded. This year, I want to start somewhere more honest […]
by Rajmohan Krishnan
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