
About this episode
From the very public Ambani family feud to the private struggles of the Raymond family, the transfer of wealth and power has often been messy.
With over 850,000 millionaires in India, and many of them looking to transition their wealth in the next decade, there's a growing, yet largely unaddressed market for a specific type of expert: the succession coach.
Part mediator, part therapist, part strategist—they do more than just advise. They keep dynasties from tearing themselves apart.
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*This episode was originally published on September 1st 2025.
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