High Quality Investment Advice Made Affordable: Savart Empowers Indians to Build a Strong Financial Future
The Hindu
The process of investing differs greatly for people like you and me when compared to a high net worth individual.
The process of investing differs greatly for people like you and me when compared to a high net worth individual. High net worth individuals have access to PMS firms, banks, investment firms, brokerages, and brokers. Small investors are often left to make their own investment decisions.
One of the main reasons why small investors don’t make money from the stock market is due to a lack of proper guidance that is informed and researched. Portfolio managers constantly evaluate and adjust the assets they manage for investment purposes. Retail investors either don’t know how to read these signals or don’t know how to react to them. These result in missing out on potentially lucrative opportunities.
Savart wants to change that. Savart wants to ensure that you receive the best advice, whether the investment is a rupee or a million through its app.
Sankarsh started Savart in 2017. His business model is simple. To provide long-term investment out-performance and provide the luxury of portfolio customisation, which was reserved for High-Net-Worth investors only, to every individual.
“Research should not be limited by the number of analysts working on it” - Sankarsh Chanda, Founder & CEO of Savart.
Savart addresses several limitations that commonly impact small investors like
Savart’s team of experts & AI conducts in-depth research providing clients with valuable insights that they can use to make informed investment decisions. This access to exclusive research helps investors stay ahead of the curve and make sound investment choices.
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