New Delhi, May 20 -- In an age where borders are porous but portfolios remain parochial,Mint Horizons came to Delhi with a bold proposition: it's time Indian investors stopped thinking domestically and started planning globally. If you want Mint Horizons to come to your city, register here.

The evening began with Neil Borate, Deputy Editor at Mint, setting the tone by framing global investing as more than just a financial decision - it's a mindset shift. "We're no longer living in an economy isolated from global trends. Whether it's higher education, market volatility, or technological innovation - every decision has a cross-border implication," he said.

From navigating market risk to funding international education, the Delhi edition b...