ASK Investment Managers

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Welcome to ASK Investment Managers (ASKIM), one of the first ISO 9001 certified private discretionary money management firms in India. ASK Investment Managers is a licensed portfolio manager and investment advisor, regulated by the Securities And Exchange Board of India, Mumbai.

ASK Investment Managers is a venture of the ASK group, a diversified Financial Services group renowned for its strong research based investment advice. It focuses on long-term wealth creation for its clients, emphasizing attainment of superior long term compounding. ASK Investment Managers invests exclusively in listed Indian equities for India domiciled as well as off-shore clients, through segregated accounts as well as commingled funds. It currently manages assets for both domestic and offshore clients' assets.

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