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Vishesh Narang — Co-Founder and Partner · Berger Paints India · Delhi, India.
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Vishesh Narang is the co-founder of Three Words Capital, a wealth management firm that advises institutional and family clients on investing across public markets, derivatives, private and public-unlisted opportunities, and real assets. A qualified Chartered Accountant with over 13 years of experience, he works with clients on investment strategy, portfolio construction, asset allocation, and on sourcing, structuring, and exiting investments. His investing work spans public equities, derivatives, private and pre-IPO opportunities, and real assets, with particular depth in yield instruments such as REITs and InvITs. As Head of Family Office for Berger Paints from 2020 to 2026, Vishesh led the promoter family's investment strategy across public markets and real assets, alongside portfolio allocation and capital deployment. Alongside investing, Vishesh advises business families on succession and estate planning, including family charters and constitutions, wills, and trust structuring, drawing on his time as co-founder of VNAM Advisors, a multi-family office serving several Indian business families. He spent seven years at Ernst & Young in International Tax and Transactions and Family Enterprise Advisory, and works fluently across the tax and regulatory frameworks, including Income Tax, SEBI, FEMA, and RBI, that shape family and institutional wealth.
Experience
Co-FounderCurrent
ThreeWords Capital
Jun 2026 – Present
AdvisorCurrent
Berger Paints India
Jun 2026 – Present
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Family Offices: Beyond the Buzzword, A Need for Holistic Planning
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Succession planning – “Is it optional”
Non-Performing Assets (NPAs) – Is it just a bank issue?
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