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    India’s 360 ONE Brings Back Co-Founder For COO Spot


    India's 360 ONE Brings Back Co-Founder For COO Spot

    The COO, who founded the business 12 years ago, is returning after four years of working in other wealth management organisations.


    360 ONE, an
    India-based wealth and asset management house, has appointed
    financial industry figure Pankaj Fitkariwala as chief operating
    officer.

    Fitkariwala, who is a founding member of the business, is
    returning after a four-year stint outside of the firm, during
    which he was the COO of Avendus Wealth and Avendus Finance. Most
    recently, he co-founded Wealth Fintech Goalteller, an
    India-registered investment advisor and distributor of financial
    products.

    Other roles in a career lasting more than 20 years have included
    tenures at Kotak Mahindra Group, ABN AMRO, and Barclays.

    “Pankaj played a pivotal role in his previous 12-year tenure at
    360 ONE, and was instrumental in establishing and scaling our
    operations, technology, risk, and other critical functions. His
    extensive experience and innovative mindset will be invaluable as
    we embark on new strategic initiatives to drive our growth,”
    Karan Bhagat, founder and chief executive, said.

    360 ONE is the investment and financial advisor to 7,200 high net
    worth and ultra-high net worth families, collectively holding
    about $56.3 billion of assets. It is headquartered in Mumbai and
    operates from 25 locations in India.

    The story also speaks to India’s continued
    growth
    as a wealth management market. For example, as
    reported this week, Eton Solutions, which
    provides cloud-based services for family offices, launched a
    reporting platform, AtlasFive, in India. Last week, it also
    announced that the launch client is Catamaran, the family office
    of Infosys’s founder, Narayana Murthy. 


    India is also trying to compete against international financial
    and wealth centres such as Singapore and Dubai. As an example,
    Japan’s Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC) is starting
    operations at the new GIFT City financial hub. HSBC, which is
    planing to offer dollar-denominated products to
    non-residents from this location, is also planning to
    offer dollar-denominated products to non-residents from GIFT
    City – Gujarat International Finance Tec-City, to give its
    full name.


    Also, read this story from early June outlining wealth management
    reactions to the Indian national election
    results
    this year.



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