With entrepreneurship on the rise, several have already hit many millions and even their first billion by their mid-30s and early 40s. Back in the day, it would typically take 30, 50 or even 60 years to build that size of wealth. Additionally, as baby boomers (those born between 1946 and 1964) are approaching retirement, there is an anticipated handing down of their wealth to the next generation. As per research by CB Insights, by 2030, millennials should control as much as $20 trillion of assets globally, and their parents are expected to pass on another $30 trillion by 2050 in North America alone. This transfer of wealth via entrepreneurship and inheritance is taking place in a very different age altogether, than in earlier times. Thus, millennials are coming into wealth earlier in their lives. With more wealth at their disposal at an early age and easy access to global markets, this new generation of investors is very selective and demanding in its investment strategies. Not only do they conduct their research and seek out multiple sources of advice, they also don’t just rely on a standalone conventional advisor.