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NSE launches Electronic Gold Receipts, yet investors prefer ETFs and physical gold; here’s whyAn EGR is a digital certificate backed by actual physical gold stored in a Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi)-regulated vault. T...- Stock, mutual fund investing from Tier-2, 3 cities grows fast, but limited awareness, advisory gaps remain key concernsEven as individuals from Tier-2/3 cities and beyond are rapidly embracing the world of stocks and mutual funds, gaps in advisory and awaren...
- CDSL shares dip over 3% after Q4 net profit tanks 20% to Rs 80 crore, margins under pressureCDSL share price dropped over 3% after it reported mixed Q4 FY26 results with profit declining despite steady revenue growth and improved o...
- CDSL Q4 Results: Cons PAT declines 20% to Rs 80 crore, Rs 12.75/share dividend declaredCDSL Q4 Results: Central Depository Services Limited reported a mixed Q4 FY26 performance, with revenue growing 17.1% to Rs 262.85 crore, b...
- Capital market stocks: Time to change strategy? 10 stocks from different parts of the ecosystemThe capital market infrastructure sector has grown into a full-fledged, publicly-traded ecosystem. Today, investors can pick from exchanges...
- New feature by CDSL to prevent demat related fraud: Know how this will make your accounts with Zerodha, Groww, FYERS and others saferDemat account: If you have a CDSL demat account (used by stock brokers like Zerodha, Groww, Mirae, Upstox, etc) then you are now set to be ...
- CDSL crosses 8-crore active demat accounts’ milestoneCDSL is India’s leading and only listed depository. It received its certificate of commencement of business from Sebi in February 1999 and ...
- Can strong market momentum continue to abet CDSL's growth?Central Depository Services Ltd (CDSL) is one of the two depositories in India and the only listed one in this space. Despite being a late ...
- CDSL becomes first depository to have 7 crore active demat accountsCDSL, which facilitates holding and transacting in securities in the electronic form and facilitates settlement of trades on stock exchange...
- Active Demat accounts on CDSL cross 7-crore markNew Delhi, Aug 4 (PTI) Central Depository Services on Thursday said the number of active Demat accounts on its platform has crossed the 7-c...
- CDSL becomes first depository to open 6 crore active demat accountsBV Chaubal, Chairman, CDSL said it is reassuring to note that the focus of registration of new Demat accounts is shifting from metros to ti...
- CDSL becomes first depository to open 4 crore demat accountsCDSL is currently the largest depository in the country in terms of active demat accounts.
- CDSL demat accounts, which began its operations in 1999, cross 2.5 crore markIn the period of less than 5 years, Central Depository Services Ltd (CDSL) has added 1.5 crore demat accounts.
- CDSL demat accounts cross 2.5 crore markIn the period of less than 5 years, Central Depository Services Ltd (CDSL) has added 1.5 crore demat accounts.
- CDSL says active demat accounts hit 2 crore markCDSL is the largest depository in the country in terms of active demat accounts and accounts for 67 per cent of the new accounts added in F...
- Growth in demat accounts gathers paceThe total number of investor accounts were 153.3 lakh at NSDL and 119.2 lakh at CDSL at the end of January 2017.
- Like shares, hold commodities in demat soonCentral Depository Services (CDSL) is set to launch the country's first demat facility for commodity markets.
- CDSL demat accounts cross 1-crore markThe number of demat accounts held with Central Depository Services India Ltd (CDSL) has crossed one crore at the end of August.
- Average 1.4 lakh investor accounts added every month in last 1 yearWith growing capital markets and business friendly climate, nearly 1.4 lakh investor accounts were opened on an average every month.
- Demat accounts with CDSL rises more than 60% in 8 monthsDemat account holders strength was 24.07 lakh as on Aug 31 as compared to 15.55 lakh as on Dec 31, 2006, leading to addition of 9.52 lakh a...
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