More choices. New risks. One day to decide.
You have been investing for a while now. SIPs, an FD or two, a debt fund somewhere in the mix. You know the basics: start early, stay in equities for the long run, let compounding do its work, diversify for stability.
But what comes next?
If you are ready to move beyond the basics, Outlook Money's The Money Question - More Choices, New Risks: Where Should You Invest? is designed for you.
It is a day of conversations and discussions focused on investment choices such as SIFs, REITs, InvITs, AIFs, PMS, GIFT City products, gold and the fixed-income side of your portfolio, alongside the opportunities and risks emerging within equities.
Where are the opportunities in equities now? Does gold deserve more room in your portfolio? What should the stable, income-generating part of your portfolio look like once the FD stops being the obvious answer? Where do SIFs, PMS and AIFs fit? Should REITs and InvITs become part of your income portfolio? What opportunities does GIFT City open up?
Diversification or clutter? Opportunity or unnecessary exposure?
Find answers to these questions and more at The Money Question on 23 September 2026.
Equity
How has sustained uncertainty in recent months changed the equity landscape, and where are the opportunities now?
Debt & Fixed Income
Once the FD stops being the automatic answer, where should the stable part of your portfolio go? How much duration and credit risk is worth taking, and what belongs in the money you cannot afford to lose?
SIFs, AIFs & PMS
Do these investment options belong in your portfolio? How much exposure makes sense, and what should you ask before committing capital?
Gold
Given the recent volatility, how much gold should you hold? Which format works best for your portfolio, and when should you rebalance?
REITs & InvITs
Do they deserve a place in the income-generating part of your portfolio? What should you understand about liquidity and risk before investing?
GIFT City Products
Could GIFT City products open up new avenues for wealth creation and global diversification? What should you know before investing?
What would experts change if they looked at your portfolio?
Share your portfolio allocation across asset classes and get a chance to have it reviewed live at The Money Question.
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Portfolios
Real investor situations
One live expert review
What is working.
Where you may be overexposed.
What could be missing.
What deserves a rethink.
Yours could be one of the three selected.
Takes under five minutes.
No PAN. No account numbers. No folio numbers. No statements.
Just your allocation percentages, financial goal and biggest portfolio concern.
Devina Mehra
Chairperson, MD & Founder
First Global
Girish Ajgaonkar
Chief Operating Officer
Happyness Factory
Kailash Kulkarni
CEO
HSBC Mutual Fund
Preeti Chheda
CFO, Mindspace Business Parks REIT and Executive Committee Member, Indian REITs Association
Radhika Gupta
MD & CEO
Edelweiss Mutual Fund
Riddham Lakhani
Associate Director
The Fixed Income
Sankaran Naren
CIO
ICICI Pru Asset Management
Sriram Vaidyanathan
MD & CEO
Integrated Enterprises
Vetri Subramaniam
MD & CEO
UTI Mutual Fund
Utpal Sheth
Founder & Mentor
Trust Group
Vijay Kedia
Individual Investor & Owner
Kedia Securities
Kundan Kishore
Deputy Editor
Outlook Money
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Editor
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250 paid delegates. One stage built to answer investor questions, not pitch products.
Registration closes when capacity is reached.
Every delegate seat is paid. No free public passes.
Reserve Your SeatYes. The Money Question is a paid-entry investor summit with a limited capacity of 250 delegates. The early-bird ticket is priced at Rs 999 and includes access to all sessions, the networking lunch, refreshments, the delegate kit and select post-event content.
The summit is limited to 250 delegates. Once capacity is reached, registration moves to a waiting list.
It is designed for active investors who already have a portfolio and want sharper guidance on allocation, diversification and risk. It is not an investing basics conference.
Yes. Registered delegates receive an option to submit an anonymised portfolio. A limited number will be selected for the live portfolio makeover on stage. No identifiable financial information is collected.
Every attendee needs their own delegate pass. Additional passes can be purchased on the registration page, subject to availability.
Registered attendees receive access to select session recordings and post-event content.
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