MUMBAI: Nithin Kamath, the billionaire founder of India's largest brokerage Zerodha, found himself on the wrong side of an ...

Who would have thought that one of India’s richest entrepreneurs, with a net worth of $2.6 billion, would be “not eligible” ...

CRED Club, known for offering exclusive financial rewards to high-score users, requires a 750+ score for membership, ...

Zerodha has unveiled a support initiative to help investors convert old physical share certificates into demat format. The ...

India's retail brokerage firm, Zerodha, has started an initiative to assist investors in converting their old physical share ...

Zerodha has launched a support initiative to convert old physical share certificates into demat format, even for ...

SEBI does not accept physical certificates anymore, and the investors need to dematerialize them into electronic form.

We often hear stories… about holding physical share certificates,” Kamath wrote, referencing the many cases where people ...

Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath alerted investors about the surge in fraud cases involving scammers posing as brokers. SEBI has ...

This light-hearted exchange highlighted CRED's well-known internal policy: a stellar resume and top-notch skills aren't enough to secure a job at the company; prospective employees also need a credit ...

From dropping out of school at 15 to becoming a billionaire trader, here are key takeaways from Nikhil Kamath’s journey..

In an Instagram post, she shared a photo of herself in a pink saree, travelling in the women's compartment of the Bengaluru ...