Nithin Kamath, co‑founder and CEO of Zerodha, believes that Jio Financial Services (JFS)’s entry into the stockbroking ...

Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath has downplayed the Jio BlackRock brokerage joint venture as a competitive threat, stating that ...

If any company can expand the current market, it is Jio-Blackrock with its huge distribution network, but it will not be a ...

Nithin Kamath said that many people get carried away by the hype around buying shares of companies before they go public. But ...

Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath believes that Jio Financial Services’ entry into the stockbroking space doesn’t pose as much threat ...

Kamath believes his brokerage's real competition, instead, is going to be more from first-generation founders, who he ...

Zerodha co-founders Nikhil and Nithin Kamath gifted their mother, Revathi Kamath, a brand-new Mercedes, on her birthday recently.

BlackRock's entry into the stock broking business is great news for the industry, which needs someone to widen the market with its distribution power.

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Nithin Kamath sees primary competition coming in from first-generation founders who he described as "running, breathing, and ...

Kamath acknowledged the transformational potential of a partnership like Jio-BlackRock in bringing new retail investors into ...

BlackRock's entry into India's stockbroking positively, anticipating broader retail participation due to Jio's extensive ...