From Megatrends to Market Returns: Investing in the Next Decade | Join Our Exclusive Webinar

What You’ll Learn

Kristal Research Desk

Kristal.AI

6 Oct2 min

Key takeaways — AI summary

A webinar featuring Nilesh Jasani, founder of AI-focused fund GenInnov and former Vice Chairman and Head of Research, Asia at Jefferies, examines how generative AI is reshaping global investing.
Jasani's career spans leadership roles at Jefferies, Credit Suisse, HSBC and CLSA across Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea, Singapore and India, with early semiconductor research roots at IIT Bombay; as Credit Suisse India Strategist he flagged India's rural consumption boom during the 2008 crisis.
The session covers generative AI's next wave of investable innovation—spanning robotics, biotech and quantum computing—and Jasani's view that 'machine creations' could become a fourth macroeconomic sector.
Jasani describes an evidence-based, diversified strategy focused on innovation compounders rather than chasing hype, likening the moment to the post-WWII era of 'manufacturing intelligence.'

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From Megatrends to Market Returns: Investing in the Next Decade | Join Our Exclusive Webinar

What You’ll Learn

Join us for an exclusive session where we explore how transformative technologies are reshaping global investing. Our expert speaker will walk us through:

Megatrends Shaping the Future
Where Investment Opportunities Are Emerging
Balancing Risks with Resilience
Investor Playbook for the Next Decade

Featured Speaker: Nilesh Jasani

Founder, GenInnov | Former Vice Chairman, Jefferies Asia

A legendary sell-side strategist turned visionary AI-focused investor, Nilesh Jasani brings a rare blend of global market insight, technology foresight, and investment discipline.

Career Highlights

Held leadership roles at Jefferies, Credit Suisse, HSBC, CLSA across Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea, Singapore, and India.
As India Strategist at Credit Suisse, famously predicted India’s rural consumption boom during the 2008 global crisis.
Most recently, served as Vice Chairman and Head of Research, Asia at Jefferies before founding GenInnov.

Why You Should Attend

Nilesh Jasani is not just another investor—he’s a trailblazer at the intersection of artificial intelligence and investing. With early roots in semiconductor research at IIT Bombay, Jasani’s journey from strategizing for global banks to launching an innovation-driven AI fund (GenInnov) is a story of foresight and transformation.

“We’re witnessing a moment akin to the post-WWII era—only this time, it’s about manufacturing intelligence, not just rebuilding industry.” — Nilesh Jasani

In this webinar, Jasani will:

Decode how generative AI is creating the next wave of investable innovation, from robotics and biotech to quantum computing.
Share insights on how “machine creations” might become the fourth macroeconomic sector, outpacing even the GDP of major nations.
Discuss his evidence-based, diversified strategy that focuses on innovation compounders, rather than chasing hype.
Lay out a roadmap for future-proof investing in a world of supercharged intelligence.

Who Should Attend

This session is tailor-made for:

Innovation-focused investors seeking long-term growth
Those curious about how AI is reshaping global markets

Reserve Your Spot

This is an exclusive, high-demand session with limited availability.

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