Clear Purpose
Relate investment decisions to family objectives and long-term priorities.
Learn how wealth management and family offices organise, invest and protect family wealth. Explore asset allocation, family governance, risk management and succession planning. Understand strategies for long-term wealth preservation and intergenerational transfer.
The American Academy of Financial Management® has set standards in financial certification since 1996. AAFM® India brings these international standards to Indian professionals, with a curriculum built for Indian markets, regulation, and clients.
Conferred under AAFM® international standards, with certification issued from the USA.
Join a worldwide community of certified wealth managers, planners, and private bankers.
Instructors hold CA, CFA, FRM, CFP, and CWM® designations with current industry experience.
AI in portfolio management, alternative funds, international tax, behavioral finance - updated continuously.
Who this is for
Strengthen your understanding of HNI and UHNI wealth management.
Connect client needs with structured wealth-management approaches.
Explore asset allocation, alternatives and family-office investment structures.
Understand family governance, succession and continuity.
Build a practical foundation in wealth management and family offices.
Understand how wealth is professionally managed, preserved and grown over time.
Connect wealth-management principles with practical family and portfolio situations.
Build your knowledge through structured lessons on investments, family offices and governance.
Bring asset allocation, liquidity, risk and family objectives into one framework.
Understand Investment Policy Statements, investment committees and structured approval processes.
Review your understanding with a complimentary knowledge assessment.
Review practical guidelines designed for managing high-net-worth portfolios, risk management, and alternative asset distribution.
Knowledge you will gain
Understand the purpose, role and evolution of family offices, from founder-led to institutional structures.
Study diversification across equities, fixed income, real estate, private markets and alternatives.
Understand decision rights, family councils, investment committees and succession frameworks.
Explore technology, MIS, consolidated reporting and professional investment teams.
Program Overview
As wealth grows, managing it becomes more complex. Families need to look beyond individual investments and consider how capital is allocated, how risk is managed, who makes decisions and how wealth will continue across generations.
This practical program covers wealth-management fundamentals, family-office structures, asset allocation, portfolio diversification, governance, succession and risk management. It introduces traditional and alternative investments, global diversification and the role of technology, MIS and professional investment teams.
Structured wealth management brings investments, governance, family objectives and long-term planning into one organised framework.
Develop a broader understanding of wealth management through investments, governance, risk and succession. Explore how professional family offices use formal investment processes, specialist teams, consolidated reporting and institutional controls.
The program helps you view wealth as a structured, multi-generational portfolio and supports readiness for work with complex family financial needs.
Faculty

Executive Director – AAFM® India
Key
Expertise:• Regulatory Certifications & Financial Education
• Investment & Portfolio Management
• Corporate Growth & Innovation


Head – Academics (Markets & Exchanges), AAFM® India
• 20+ Years of Experience in Trading, Research & Investor Training
• Financial Markets Training & Education (NSE & NISM Programs)
• Technical Analysis & Trading Model Development
The shift
Managing family wealth involves more than tracking investment returns. It requires coordinated decisions about portfolios, liquidity, governance, responsibilities and the future of the family.
Relate investment decisions to family objectives and long-term priorities.
Consider risk, diversification, liquidity and concentration together.
Understand the roles of family members, professionals and external advisors.
Recognise succession needs and next-generation participation.
Industry-relevant skills
Ability to design, evaluate, and transition different family office models—ranging from founder-led and hybrid structures to single-family offices (SFOs) and multi-family offices (MFOs).
Proficiency in structuring multi-asset portfolios across public equities, fixed income, real estate, private equity, venture capital, and alternative investments.
Skill in analyzing investments using metrics for liquidity, concentration, risk-adjusted return, time horizons, and family-specific goals.
Expertise in establishing family constitutions, family councils, investment committees, and multi-generational wealth transfer or legacy frameworks.
Understanding of cross-border or localized tax efficiencies, estate planning mechanisms, and integrating family values into structured philanthropy.
Familiarity with management information systems (MIS), consolidated portfolio reporting, institutional controls, and modern wealth technology.
Ability to translate complex financial concepts and navigate sensitive intergenerational family conversations around money and governance.
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