Less than 50% of Indian business families have a succession plan: Report
As India enters one of the largest intergenerational wealth transfers in its history, fewer than 50 per cent of Indian business-owning families have a formally documented succession plan in place, according to insights shared by Entrust Family Office, which advises several of India’s leading business families. The data points to a growing gap between rapid […]
Business Standard December 25, 2025
As India enters one of the largest intergenerational wealth transfers in its history, fewer than 50 per cent of Indian business-owning families have a formally documented succession plan in place, according to insights shared by Entrust Family Office, which advises several of India’s leading business families.
The data points to a growing gap between rapid wealth creation and preparedness for wealth transition. While family enterprises and high net worth individuals have seen sharp asset growth over the past decade, formal planning around ownership, leadership, and governance has not kept pace.
