InCred Capital Opens New York Office

Announcement Overview

InCred Capital, the institutional, wealth and asset‑management arm of the InCred Group, announced on June 16, 2026 that it is launching its United States operations with the opening of a New York office. The new office adds to the firm’s existing locations in India, Singapore, Dubai and London and is intended to serve institutional investors, family offices and sophisticated clients through India‑focused research, execution, corporate access and capital‑markets solutions, as well as curated opportunities across private markets, fixed income, alternatives, structured products and bespoke investment strategies.

Leadership Appointment

To head the North American business, InCred Capital appointed Arunava Das as CEO, North America. Das brings more than two decades of experience in institutional equities, capital markets and wealth management, having previously served as CEO & Managing Director of JM Financial Securities Inc. and JM Private Wealth (North America), and having held senior leadership roles at JPMorgan Chase and Edelweiss Capital.

Founder Commentary

Bhupinder Singh, Founder of InCred Group, stated that the United States is a critical market for InCred Capital and a natural next step in its global expansion, noting that global investor interest in India is stronger than ever and that the New York presence will enable closer engagement with leading institutional investors, family offices and corporations.

New CEO Statement

Arunava Das expressed enthusiasm about joining InCred Capital at a time when India is becoming a strategic allocation for global investors, highlighting the firm’s respected franchise across lending, wealth management, asset management, investment banking and institutional equities, and his intent to strengthen the bridge between global investors and India’s growth opportunities.

Asset Scale

InCred Capital manages over INR 1 lakh crore, equivalent to approximately USD 10.5 billion, in wealth assets and roughly INR 10,000 crore, or about USD 1 billion, in asset‑management assets.