Overview
Employees
201-500 employees
Headquarters
Mumbai, Maharashtra
Category
Financial institution
The First Global Investing Edge: Combining Human Intelligence with Artificial Intelligence, to deliver great portfolio returns First Global is India's first (& only) global securities firm, operating in multiple countries, for the past 20+ years. We research & trade securities, and manage money, in India & globally. Our managed investment products have delivered stellar results across periods. Our India Portfolios have delivered 32% CAGR over 20 years. That's better than what HDFC Bank delivered in the same period! Our Global portfolios delivered 18%+ CAGR in USD terms over 5 years, & 40% in USD terms, in 2019. Please email us on [email protected] for our Fund Performance Reports. Data talks. The rest are just stories. We are renowned internationally for being deeply data driven. Using cutting edge AI and Machine Learning technologies, we unearth patterns & trends, that the human mind can't see. And to this data, we apply a patina of our 30+ years of financial markets experience and proprietary analytics. The result? An investment approach that is Objective. Unemotional- an approach that works We manage money using the RARO (Risk and Return Optimization) Model Which is: picking sectors, assets, stocks that are delivering " excess alpha" , ie, additional returns at any target level of risk. Three decades of investing experience have given us one - yes, one-central learning : That top down, Asset Allocation (across asset classes & countries) determines 90% of returns. Bottom up stock picking adds just 10% value! Why Global Investing through First Global? Because you want to avoid SCAARS. If you are not diversified globally, you will suffer SCAARS. That is: Single Country, Single Currency, Single Asset Risk. Investing in India has delivered very poor returns -the Sensex has returned precisely Zero in dollar terms over 10 years! Avoid SCAARS with First Global's two Global Investment Products. Contact us to get started.
