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Vivek Oberoi reveals he invested in over 30 companies, exited 11 with returns of up to 300%

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Vivek Oberoi reveals he invested in over 30 companies, exited 11 with returns of up to 300%
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Actor Vivek Oberoi discusses his transition into the investment world, highlighting his management of a family office focused on generational wealth and impact investing. He emphasizes the importance of financial discipline, a value instilled in him by his father, and his philosophy of balancing profit with social purpose.

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While many know Vivek Oberoi as an actor, he has quietly built a significant presence in the investment world. In a recent interview, the actor spoke about his journey from learning the value of money as a child to creating a family office focused on generational wealth, impact investing and backing promising entrepreneurs.Vivek Oberoi recalls learning about money at 11Speaking about his childhood, Vivek said financial discipline was introduced to him at a very young age despite growing up in a financially comfortable household.He revealed that his father, actor Suresh Oberoi, taught him concepts like debit and credit when he was just 11 or 12 years old and insisted that he maintain accounts to understand the value of money.Recalling his father's upbringing, Vivek said the lessons stemmed from the family's experiences during the Partition."Even though my father was very successful, he was extremely disciplined about money.

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