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The country’s largest broker by revenue, Zerodha, saw its active investors grow in January after declining for 15 consecutive months
A day after Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced higher STT on futures and options, Nithin Kamath said he was 'not sure this will do anything' if the stated objective was to reduce speculative activity in the futures and options (F&O) segment.
While SEBI has capped MTF exposure at 50% of a broker’s net worth plus borrowings or up to five times net worth to prevent broker defaults, Kamath said these safeguards mainly protect the system from broker failures, not from widespread client defaults.
An hour-long reply from Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath inspired Manoj Ahirwar to continue his entrepreneurial journey. Despite early startup setbacks, he founded his current company in 2023, which is now thriving.
The online stock brokerage platform’s chief argued that India’s exchanges have international linkages and shutting them down for local elections affects global image
The four entrepreneurs have a combined net worth of more than $11 billion.
The company is widening access to wealth management through Ionic Wealth, which lowers the entry level to under Rs 1 crore, CEO Ambarish Kenghe tells Moneycontrol
Groww's lead in new SIP registrations is unparalleled, but Zerodha maintains its market advantage with double the overall Assets Under Management (AUM)
The company aims to have 70% of future products as enterprise-grade offerings because of the high cost of advanced AI queries
Revathi Kamath also opened up about years of self-doubt, describing how she once believed her only role was managing the home and raising her children. She urged women to recognise their talents and step out with confidence.
The business is dependent on capital markets and hence, inherently cyclical
Nadh also said that open-source capability is central to national technology resilience.
He added that modern digital systems, including those used by governments and large enterprises, are built on open-source software layers that cannot be replaced or rebuilt independently.
Groww co-founder and CEO Lalit Keshre says the company won’t trade long-term focus for short-term gains. Groww’s philosophy, he insists, remains unchanged — “time in the market matters more than timing the market.”
The Bengaluru-based discount broker’s idea behind FDs is to offer fixed-income products along with low-risk long-term investment products on the Coin platform
Reflecting on the incident, the Zerodha CEO stressed that technical safeguards alone cannot eliminate risk. 'As important as technical cybersecurity are human processes, policies, and procedures that account for worst-case scenarios and the psychology of the weakest link — which is us,' Nithin Kamath said.
Moneycontrol understands that this is likely the final private funding round, as Infra.Market plans to file its draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) with the market regulator within weeks, with an IPO expected later this year.
In Q1 FY26 Groww's revenue came in at Rs 904.3 crore. Active client growth of 35.5% in FY25 outpaced most listed peers. .
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Capitalmind recently launched its mutual fund business. As it happens, Zerodha also has an Asset Management Company called Zerodha Fund House
India’s largest brokerage targets growing NRI investor interest with easier account opening and lower fees after SEBI’s F&O reform.
By leveraging MCP, fintechs aim to personalise user experiences, automate complex processes, and even experiment with launching new financial products based on user insights
The overall impact on broking business is expected to be minuscule, as the decline in the user base of Groww, Zerodha, and Angel One was only around 5 percent of their active investors
According to the Zerodha CEO, many platforms are, in some ways, incentivised to work against their own users. 'It’s very hard to consistently put customers first,' Nithin Kamath said.
