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 Portfolio Snapshot - September 2025
marcellus.in From Our CIO’s Desk White Collar Jobs Growth & Wage Growth: Twin Drivers of India’s Slowdown From Diwali 2023 onwards, Indian companies’ earnings growth has decelerated at a rapid rate. Underpinning this deceleration is a sharp conk-off in consumption growth, long the mainstay of the Indian economy. Key drivers of this consumption downturn […]
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Little Champs: Rising Again on its Sixth Anniversary
After enjoying a splendid run in the first three years of its inception, Little Champs portfolio’s (LCP) returns and earnings growth deteriorated from September 2022 – March 2024. On LCP’s 6th anniversary we focus on what went wrong during this period, the lessons learnt and the course correction we undertook around 18 months ago. The steady […]
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India’s 5-layered Consumer Stimulus; More Needed
Summary: After a five-year flirtation with boosting public capex, the Government of India is now focusing on the main engine of India’s economic growth: Consumption. The last 6 months have seen the announcement of a 5-layered boost for domestic consumption including the keenly awaited GST cuts. Cumulatively, these stimuli added up to 1.8% of GDP […]
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