The dreaded 31st March deadline: Most of us have experienced the rush to either make tax-saving investments or renew insurance policies before the end of the financial year. For a growing segment of affluent and wealthy Indians, insurance planning follows…
My X (Twitter) feed is full of founders, influencers and health-conscious folks asking for the best protein supplement or tips on how to achieve their protein intake of the day. Here’s why I found this trend interesting – the ‘gym…
The global wealth landscape is transforming at a remarkable pace. India’s journey is perhaps the most compelling. Ten years ago, the number of billionaires in our country was very low compared to global peers. Today, we have the world’s third-largest…
For decades, premium commercial real estate has remained an exclusive club of HNIs, institutional investors, pension and sovereign funds. Unless of course, you had crores to invest, specialised market knowledge, and the patience to manage complex properties, you were effectively…
Following the footsteps of Apple (quite literally), Tesla is set to open its first showroom in India in Mumbai’s BKC. The electric giant has signed a 5-year lease deal for space in the Maker Maxity building. This marks a turning…
Every Wednesday at Dezerv, we hold a product and design open house. Members of our product, design, and growth teams showcase new features and design directions to anyone interested. It’s optional but always valuable – people walk away having learned…
Remember the time we relied on Netflix to watch the latest season of a favourite show? The time when only one streaming service held the keys to all our favourite shows? Those days feel like a distant memory now. In…
In 2020, in a small San Francisco apartment, Chuck Feeney, the Irish-American co-founder of Duty-Free Shoppers, the travel retailer of luxury products, quietly achieved what he had set out to do 38 years ago – giving away his entire $8…
In 1700, India produced 25% of the world’s textiles. Our muslins, particularly from Bengal, were so fine that a 50-yard piece could pass through a wedding ring. But everything changed in June 1721, when the British Parliament passed the Calico…
In an intriguing twist of metallurgical history, the same titanium that now sits in your wallet as a status symbol was once so rare and precious that the Soviet Union used it exclusively for their military aircraft. In the 1950s,…