BeyondWealth celebrates twenty years of PIAS

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February 4, 2024 1:12 am 0 comment 485 views

Group CEO Mohit Ralhan and Head of BeyondWealth, Indrajith Fernando with the BW team in Colombo.

Beyond Wealth, a Professional Investment Advisory Services (PIAS) company in Sri Lanka, celebrates its twentieth anniversary with a tie up with TIW Capital Group, experts in machine-learning investments.

For two decades, TIW Capital Group (TCG) has been quietly amassing tech expertise, and devising a cyborg investment capability that consistently outperforms the market. Now TCG and Beyond Wealth (BW) are together presenting a machine-learning aided investment strategy that would eventually drive cyborg investment strategising, to take over the investment world.

The Singapore based TIW Capital Group is powered by machine learning, predictive analytics, and a deep understanding of the tech-ecosystem that drives the world.

The Indrajith Fernando-led BW is a one-of-a-kind professional investment advisory services firm in Sri Lanka, while Singapore based TCG pioneered by Mohit Ralhan, is a multi-asset multi-geography global investment Company.

CEO Mohit Ralhan said, “Machine learning rule base investments would increasingly outperform other investment strategies because confirmation bias, optimism bias, loss aversion bias and decency bias would be taken out of machine learnt business calculations for investment.”

Ralhan, who is group CEO and investment manager with TCG, is an expert in machine-learning powered investment. At events held recently at Colombo Club and Royal Colombo Golf Club to cement the BW and TCG partnership, Ralhan said that “Machine learning circumvents the need for people to make arduous strategic calculations in making investment calls, and instead relies on the machine-learned data which unerringly assures consistently good returns”.

Tying this potential to Sri Lanka’s growth, Ralhan said, “Whenever a country comes out of a debt crisis its next 10 to 20 years of growth will be phenomenal. The GDP of Sri Lanka will be 150 billion dollars in ten years time,” he said.

Indrajith Fernando, the head of BeyondWealth, sought out TCG as he was looking for domestic input in machine learning-aided investment. “Our customers had a hunch that machine-learning can be starting point for error-less investments in a strategising framework free of emotive mistake-making in making calls about the future.”

Chartered accountant and former president of the Institute of Chartered Accountants and South Asian Federation of Accountants, Fernando has been consistently making the right calls for his businesses, Strategic Insurance Brokers and Beyond Wealth. He tied up Sib with Uniba Partners triggering exponential growth, and now with TCG brings Sri Lankan investing ecosystems to the door of assured success. “Assured returns will be a sine qua non for a country that as Ralhan says is poised to grow phenomenally in the next ten years,” Indrajith said.

TCG rule-based investing leverages machine computing and analytics and is definitely the future.

Senior investment architect at BW, Marina Goonewardene said, “It’s the rise of the machines, and TCG is leading the charge with returns that are anything but robotic. Forget crystal balls and tea leaves, the future of investing belongs to machine learning and robots.”

Mohit Ralhan was among the Economic Times Most Promising Business Leaders of Asia for two consecutive years, in 2019 and 2020, and was also voted Most Innovative Leader – Investment Solutions, Asia, 2022 by the Global Brands Magazine, the United Kingdom.

Ralhan also made the partnership launches at the Colombo Club and the Golf Club opportunities to show slides of how machine learning garnered his foreign client’s profits in the Sri Lankan stock exchange consistently. There was no missed period, not even 2022. Soon, through Beyond Wealth, Sri Lankans would be able to access this magic of assured machine-learning aided results. TIW Capital Group (TCG) is a multi-asset, multi-geography global asset management company headquartered in Singapore.

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