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Zerodha issues clarification on doubling brokerage fees for certain F&O trades to Rs 40Zerodha clarified its brokerage fee hike to Rs 40 per order, affecting only a small fraction of intraday derivatives traders using collater...- Zerodha doubles fee for some intraday F&O trades to Rs 40Zerodha is doubling brokerage fees to ₹40 for certain intraday derivatives trades from April 1. This applies to traders not meeting SEBI's ...
- Angel One hikes brokerage fees as profit falls for three straight quartersAngel One will revise its brokerage structure from November 17, increasing minimum charges on delivery and intraday trades as retail activi...
- Why is Groww raising brokerage fees by 150% for small trades?Groww, a major Indian brokerage firm, will increase its minimum equity brokerage charges. The increase is from ₹2 to ₹5 per order. This cha...
- Reliance eyes Flipkart veteran; Small towns seek wealthFlipkart's former chief product and technology officer is set to join Reliance Retail Ventures as CEO. This and more in today’s
- Swiggy’s valuation markup; Ola Electric loses market shareUS investor Invesco has hiked the fair value of IPO-bound Swiggy while trimming that of Pine Labs.
- STT hike comes into force. Check how much extra F&O traders will have to pay nowNew STT rates for F&O came into effect on October 1. The STT on futures increased to 0.02% from 0.0125%, and on options to 0.1% from 0.0625...
- Zerodha not increasing brokerage charges yet: Nithin KamathNithin Kamath, CEO of Zerodha, announced that Zerodha will not increase brokerage charges despite new SEBI regulations standardizing transa...
- Zerodha traders sitting on Rs 1 lakh crore profit, we made Rs 4,700 crore in FY24: Nithin KamathZerodha, India's second-largest stock broker, reported a 62% increase in profit to Rs 4,700 crore for FY24, with revenue rising 21% to Rs 8...
- Broking companies likely to give out generous increments, bonuses to top talent across the boardBonuses at some of the leading companies could range from three to seven months of additional pay, said top executives. Average increments ...
- Byju’s losses at nearly $1 billion; Swiggy tests higher fee for usersThe company is talking to investors to raise around $100 million through a rights issue, which may value the startup at anywhere between $5...
- How fintechs got their fingers in every pie; and other top tech, startup stories this weekOn Wednesday, ET wrote about how fintechs were adding more than 42% of the new investors in mutual funds every month. And this is not uniqu...
- Tata Digital's Esop delay; inside Nithin Kamath's RainmatterHit by top-deck exits in the past year, Tata Digital, the ecommerce arm of the Tata Group, is trying to assuage senior executives who are s...
- Jio Financial’s Q2 report card; Invesco raises Swiggy's valuationJio Financial Services, which was recently spun off from Reliance Industries and listed as a separate entity, made a strong showing in the ...
- New India CEO to cut Byju’s down to size; eGaming cos term GST demand “retrospective”Byju’s new India CEO is setting about cleaning house with no stone unturned. Within a week of taking over, Arjun Mohan is planning to merge...
- ETtech Unwrapped: Gig workers versus Blinkit, and other top stories this weekEven for Blinkit, the change in payout structure was the straw that broke the camel’s back with delivery executives telling us that they ha...
- Sebi move of upstreaming client funds likely to hurt non-bank brokersAccording to the regulator, the framework aims at giving benefits such as interest on the blocked funds in a client’s savings account till ...
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- Put profits before valuation, says Zerodha CEO; bitcoin catches a cold as Celsius dropsZerodha founder Nithin Kamath advised founders to make their businesses profitable and sustainable and not chase higher valuations
- Amazon and Flipkart keep it discreet; crypto players suggest regulatorIndependence Day ecommerce sales in India were muted this year. Read on to find out why.
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