Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath lost a ₹2.5 lakh fitness bet to employee Rohit Agarwala, who successfully shed 30 kg in a year. Agarwala's transf...

Zerodha co-founder Nithin Kamath revealed that he lost a ₹2.5 lakh fitness bet to employee Rohit Agarwala, who successfully lost 30 kg over...

Indian benchmark indices traded with a positive bias, with the Nifty consolidating near the 24,000 mark and closing near its day's high. Se...

A video from Zerodha showing CEO Nithin Kamath being quizzed by a younger employee on popular Gen Z slang has gone viral on social media. S...

Indian investors are increasingly looking beyond domestic markets for diversification and better returns. Seeking exposure to global innova...

Indian investors are increasingly shifting money overseas in search of diversification amid weaker domestic market returns, persistent fore...

Happy Thursday! India’s IT sector is seeing a sharp rise in replacement hiring as Gen Z professionals switch jobs faster. This and more in ...

Indian IT stocks suffered on Wednesday after HCLTech’s weak Q4 numbers. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

Recent IPO successes of Ola Electric, Unicommerce, and First Cry have bolstered investor confidence in Indian businesses. Nithin Kamath of ...

Zerodha has a two-day at-home policy for employees to zone out, avoid commuting, and do focused work. The three-day work from office at the...

Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath recently shared a decade-old prank video where he orchestrated a fake police raid in the Bengaluru office. Testin...

Kamath revealed that fraudsters are now creating fake Zerodha employee credentials and making false promises of high returns. In a specific...

Kamath, who is known for his educational tweets on all things finance and stock markets, said people fall for such scams despite many check...

The Zerodha business model is based on the ideals of low margins and large volume. Because there are so many users on 'Zerodha', even a min...

In his detailed LinkedIn post, Kamath went on to compare sitting with smoking.

The quantity of shares an employee can sell will be based on performance.

Instead of a flat, mandatory holding period for three-to-five years, Zerodha is offering an option to vest 33% of the shares after the firs...