Manish Hemnani
Manish is one of the Founders of Marcellus. Manish comes from
quantitative data analytics and research background.
Manish is one of the Founders of Marcellus. Manish comes from quantitative data analytics and research background, and has more than 12 years of experience working with banks and financial institutions across east-Asia, India and Europe. Prior to founding Marcellus, he founded Crosstab Limited (2011), a London based quantitative data analytics outfit. Prior to that he worked with a Mumbai based boutique analytics consulting firm.
Manish holds an MBA from University of Warwick – Warwick Business School (UK).
Articles by team Marcellus
marcellus.in From Our CIO’s Desk The Case for Multi-Asset Diversification in Volatile Times The ongoing Middle East conflict is a stark reminder that global economies react differently to the same shock. In my recent conversation with Manish Hemnani, we explored why the “old rules” of domestic-only investing must evolve to preserve wealth in this […]
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Marcellus Portfolio Updates & Insights - April 2026
marcellus.in From Our CIO’s Desk The Case for Multi-Asset Diversification in Volatile Times The ongoing Middle East conflict is a stark reminder that global economies react differently to the same shock. In my recent conversation with Manish Hemnani, we explored why the “old rules” of domestic-only investing must evolve to preserve wealth in this […]
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The Recent Birth and Ongoing Decline of ‘The Office’
Across the world, technology is steadily reducing the relevance of ‘The Office’ for white collar workers. As demand for office space in big cities reduces and as work shifts in two directions: a) to ‘Work From Home’; and b) to white collar gig work, demand for residential and commercial space in Tier 2 cities will […]
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