MNCL strengthens its position as a full-stack financial services platform with a research-driven, value-centric investment approach.
FinTech BizNews Service
Mumbai, 17 December 2025: Monarch Networth Capital Ltd. (“MNCL” or “Monarch”), one of India’s fastest-growing integrated financial services companies, today announced the launch of its maiden Portfolio Management Services (“PMS”) Scheme, further expanding its asset management offerings.
This marks another milestone in Monarch’s journey of transformation—from a pure-play offline retail broking firm to a comprehensive financial powerhouse with strong verticals in Investment Banking, Institutional Research, Alternate Investment Funds (AIFs), and now PMS.
Monarch has already established a proven track record in fund management through its three AIFs, collectively managing over Rs1,000 crore of assets and delivering superior risk-adjusted returns to investors. Building on this success, the newly launched PMS aims to offer investors a differentiated strategy anchored in research excellence, disciplined capital allocation, and long-term value creation.
Speaking on the launch, Mr. Vaibhav Shah, MD, Monarch Networth Capital Ltd., said: “At Monarch, our investment philosophy is built around identifying businesses with strong cash flows, high return ratios, efficient capital allocation, and exceptional management pedigree. We follow a deeply research-driven and process-oriented approach to ensure our investors benefit from superior, sustainable returns. The PMS launch marks another step in our mission to build a trusted, performance focused investment platform for our clients.”
The PMS scheme will follow a sector-agnostic, stock selection process, leveraging Monarch’s in-depth research capabilities to identify undervalued companies with scalable growth potential. With this launch, Monarch Networth Capital Limited further strengthens its footprint in the wealth management and asset management space—continuing its evolution into one of India’s most diversified and research-centric financial institutions.
