Where do you invest in turbulent times?
A live briefing for investors weighing inflation, currency devaluation and capital-protection questions against a specific opportunity: how disciplined buyers are structuring Dubai real estate positions to target 22% total ROI.
No cost to attend — seats limited to keep the Q&A useful.
Session Overview
- HostSMS Realty
- PresenterSanjit Banerjee
- LanguageEnglish
- AccessLink on registration
- Best suited forAED 1M+ allocators
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For investors, family offices and NRI wealth holders currently reassessing where capital sits as inflation and currency risk reshape home-market returns — and evaluating whether Dubai real estate belongs in that allocation. If a live briefing isn't for you, get a custom Investment Report tailored to your portfolio instead .
Institutional AuditThe numbers on your bank statement look the same. What they buy doesn't.
Three pressures are showing up in almost every portfolio conversation SMS Consulting has had this year. This briefing addresses each one directly, not as background noise.
Inflation is outrunning deposit yields
Cash and fixed deposits are losing real purchasing power in most home markets — the return on paper isn't the return in your pocket.
Currency devaluation is compounding it
For investors holding wealth in currencies under sustained depreciation pressure, the erosion is happening twice — once through inflation, once through exchange rate.
"Guaranteed return" offers are multiplying
As investors search for a hedge, so do the schemes promising one. Knowing how to tell a structured opportunity from a guaranteed-return pitch is now a required skill, not a nice-to-have.
Five questions, answered in order, before we get to the opportunity itself.
Mr. Banerjee built this agenda the way he'd brief a private banking client — risk first, opportunity second.
Rising inflation risks
Where inflation is actually headed across key investor home markets, and what it does to a portfolio that hasn't repositioned.
Currency devaluation
Why holding wealth in a single depreciating currency is a decision, even when it doesn't feel like one.
The "guaranteed returns" trap
How to read a "guaranteed return" claim, what UAE regulation actually allows a developer or agent to promise, and the questions that expose a weak structure fast.
Right leveraging
Using financing to improve returns without turning a hedge into a liability — where leverage helps, and where it quietly works against you.
Understanding your risk appetite
A short framework to place your own capital on the risk spectrum before you place it in any asset — including this one.
How investors are structuring Dubai real estate positions to target 22% ROI
The framework Mr. Banerjee uses with clients — entry structuring, yield vs. capital appreciation, financing, and exit — applied to a live, current example.
This is the comparison the whole briefing sits on.
Illustrative only — your actual position depends on home-market inflation, currency exposure and the specific asset. We'll walk through your numbers on the call.
Register for 14 August, 7:00 PM GST
A few questions first — they help Mr. Banerjee tailor the live Q&A, and help us route your post-briefing follow-up correctly.
- Date14 Aug 2026
- Time7:00 PM GST
- Duration60 min + Q&A
- CostFree
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A banker's view of a real estate decision.
Sanjit Banerjee
Veteran Banker · Founder & Managing Director, SMS Realty
Before founding SMS Consulting and SMS Realty, Mr. Banerjee spent his career on the banking side of the table — underwriting risk, structuring credit and watching how capital actually moves under pressure. That vantage point shapes how he talks about real estate: as one line in a wider balance sheet, not a standalone bet.
What this briefing is — and isn't.
Said plainly, because this audience has heard enough real estate pitches to know when it isn't.
No guaranteed-return claims
Nothing shared on this call is a guaranteed return. Every figure discussed is a target, framework or historical illustration, stated as such — including the 22% headline.
Regulated market, not a grey one
Any specific opportunity discussed will be positioned within Dubai's RERA/DLD regulatory framework — escrow requirements, registration and standard payment-plan structures.
No pressure to decide on the call
The briefing ends with an offer for a private follow-up consultation, not a close attempt. Whether you take it is entirely your call.
Questions we're asked before every briefing.
Rising inflation and currency risk aren't going to pause while you decide.
Reserve your seat for 14 August. If your allocation size or timeline changes before then, that's fine — the briefing is still worth the hour.