A senior portfolio manager and investment advisor with nearly three decades of experience, Inder lives and breathes the markets, reading widely and relentlessly to understand the shifts underway on a global scale. Utilizing a meticulous, highly disciplined investing approach informed by expert analysis of the markets, he focuses on delivering risk-adjusted returns. He augments this service with sophisticated, personalized, and comprehensive wealth management, developed in conjunction with RBC experts as needed.
Within and beyond his work, Inder’s ultimate satisfaction resides in contributing to a better world for the next generation, inspired nearly two decades ago by the birth of his twins, Asher and Skyler. The only way to teach good values is to model them, says Inder, who has endeavoured to do just that since entering fatherhood. Seeing a strong need and tremendous value in improving the lives of indigenous communities, Inder became the founding sponsor of InStep – Indigenous Student Experience, a program that provides entrepreneurial opportunities to Indigenous students at Concordia University, Inder’s alma mater. Today, he remains a key leader of the program, and has since expanded his impact with the Inder Arya Indigenous Scholarship at the university.
A prominent member in the Canadian investment advice community, Inder gives his time to other youth initiatives as well. He sits on the public policy-focused Banff Forum advisory board, where he is also a permanent sponsor of the Arne Johansson Fellowship Grant for Artists. Inder’s investment insights have been published in the Montreal Gazette. At Concordia’s John Molson School of Business, he has served as a guest lecturer for the Kenneth Woods Portfolio Management Program and as a panelist judge for the entrepreneurial Van Berkom JMSB Small-Cap Case Competition. In addition, Inder sits on the Cabinet de Campagne Majeure de la Fondation du Musée d’Art Contemporain of the Contemporary Art Museum of Montreal.
