Pāramī, a Pali word translated as “perfection,” is an often-used term in the universal teachings of “The Buddha.” There are ten perfections that must be attained in order to achieve enlightenment through wisdom. Our fundamental faith in these perfections and values drives us forward in our endeavours. The founders have worked together at Aditya Birla Capital before taking the entrepreneurial plunge. The basic premise of “floating” Pāramī, was to walk the path of Dhamma while doing business. We wanted to ensure that the business’s conduct imbibes the Ten Pāramī’s, or perfections so that the business practices are consistent and always aligned with the investor’s objective. 1 1 Everyone’s Growth and Development: Empowering Our Investors 2 2 Doing business the right way 3 3 Detachment from Ego and accept mistakes 4 4 Try and make sensible decisions around the noise and not get swayed 5 5 Putting right effort 6 6 Heart and soul of Investing and Relationships 7 7 Transparency and Uprightness 8 8 Sticking to the right path irrespective of challenges 9 9 Understanding the ply of others & work around it 10 10 Not to get swayed with Greed and fear, stay Equanimous Before starting his entrepreneurial journey at PARAMI, he worked with Aditya Birla Group for 11 years in the capacity of Equity Fund Manager (5 years) and Fundamental Research Head (6 years) with their broking arm Aditya Birla Money (ABM) Before starting his entrepreneurial journey at PARAMI, he worked with Aditya Birla Group for over 10 years in the capacities of Zonal Head, West (3 years), Regional Head (5 years), and Area Manager (2 years) with the Wealth Management business at Aditya Birla Capital. I’ve only had good experiences working with Parami. What appeals to me most is their investment strategy which is a good blend of being aggressive and conservative. With Parami, I feel my money is in good hands. Walking the path of identifying, sizing, holding and exiting Investments… The Author distinguishes bubble from the regular cycle… Plots in economic history which tells us how innovations shaped the world… What should I check before making a UPI payment? Do I need a new UPI ID to make the payment? Must I pay using UPI? What should I do if my payment fails? Our Story
Our Philosophy
Growth, through a unique lens called PARAMI
TEN PARAMIS
01 ( Dāna pāramī )
Generosity
02 (Sīla pāramī)
Morality
03 ( Nekkhamma pārami )
Renunciation
04 ( Paññā pāramī )
Wisdom
05 (Viriya pāramī)
Efforts
06 (Khanti pāramī)
Patience
07 (Sacca pāramī)
Truth
08 (Adhiṭṭhāna pāramī)
Determination
09 (Mettā pāramī)
Compassion
10 (Upekkhā pāramī)
Equanimity
The Founders
Co-Founder
Avinash Nahata
Co-Founder
Balu Lamkhade
Testimonials
Dev Mehta
MD & CEO AgileIntel Research Pvt Ltd
Knowledge Center
Investing
The Four Tenets of
Investing Economics
The Difference Between a Bubble and a Cycle
Economics
Common Plots of Economic History
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