He is a seasoned professional in the equities sector, with over thirty years of extensive experience and knowledge. He has observed the evolution of Indian capital markets from an inefficient open outcry system to the advent of online trading platforms such as NEAT and BOLT. He has also witnessed the transition from a paper-based system to a paperless (Demat) framework, as well as the liberalization of Indian markets in 1992, which began with a single state-owned enterprise (LIC) and two state-owned mutual funds (SBI MF and UTI), evolving into a landscape populated by numerous public and private asset management companies, Foreign Portfolio Investors (formerly Foreign Institutional Investors), Hedge Funds, Multinational Proprietary Trading Firms, Alternative Investment Funds, Portfolio Management Services, Family Offices, and the Maturation Of Retail Investors. Furthermore, he has navigated through significant events such as the 1992 scam, the Asian Financial crisis, the Dot-com Bubble and its subsequent burst, the global financial crisis, and the COVID-19 pandemic. One-third of his career has been spent with prestigious multinational corporations, including BNP Paribas and JP Morgan, while the remainder has been dedicated to renowned domestic firms such as ISec and currently JM Financials. He emphasizes the importance of cultivating deep-rooted relationships, rather than transactional interactions, and has maintained the same bond with the leading Chief Investment Officers in the country and Senior Fund Managers across Asia and the United Kingdom.