Indian markets stand at a key turning point. Solid economic fundamentals back long-term expansion, yet swift progress in artificial intelligence raises new issues about how sectors, employment and investment prospects may shift in the coming ten years. The ET Alpha Wealth Summit in Mumbai on June 4 will gather investors, fund managers and analysts to review forces influencing future wealth building. A highlight is the session “Amritkaal or AI-kaal? India’s Next Decade” with Vikas Khemani and Saurabh Mukherjea. It will explore how India can handle the AI shift and what this means for companies, jobs and capital markets. Global firms are investing heavily in AI systems, data facilities, processors and platforms, making it a major market theme. India faces both chances and hurdles. As a technology services leader, the nation may see traditional outsourcing models change. Investors question whether tech firms can move from labour-based expansion to AI-driven value. Current conditions add weight, with the rupee under strain, high global bond yields and focus on export sectors like IT. AI also prompts debate on work futures, as automation affects white-collar roles in technology and knowledge fields. While some see new jobs emerging, others worry disruption may exceed creation. The summit addresses these trends shaping wealth creation. Registrations are open.
