From stock management to portfolio mix, here's how to invest Rs 10 million

See the table below to understand how a 35-year old can allocate 50-70% while a 45-year old can allocate 40-60% to equities

Decide on an asset allocation that suits your risk appetite and invest in the right instruments for long-term goals such as retirement, four wealth management experts say

Go overweight on equities

Abhijit Bhave, CEO, Karvy Private Wealth

According to a rule of thumb, a person’s allocation to equities in a portfolio should be 100 less age. A 35-year-old should invest 65 per cent in equities and the rest in other asset classes. However, based on our house view, we are overweight on equities currently, and will hence tweak the allocation to 115 less age. A 35-year-old having an