Zerodha founder and CEO Nithin Kamath has a new request for the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) -- to tackle the rising menace of fake apps that mimic banks, brokers, and payment apps.
Kamath further elaborated on new requirements for retail traders who sell trading strategies or algorithms. Such individuals ...
Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath elucidates SEBI’s new rules on retail algo trading. Retail traders must now register with stock ...
American tech billionaire Bryan Johnson ended a podcast interview in India due to air pollution concerns. Zerodha CEO Nithin ...
Nithin Kamath posted on Linkedin about SEBI's new guidelines for algorithm trading. He wrote about Zerodha's initiatives to ...
Nithin Kamath emphasized that retail traders selling trading strategies or algorithms must now collaborate with a broker and ...
Zerodha co-founder Nithin Kamath took to X, formerly Twitter to break down the key points of the new regulations for traders ...
The controversy began when Johnson, who was in India for the podcast recording, cut his session short, citing poor air ...
Indian doctor Shikhar Ganjoo criticized Bryan Johnson's commitment to anti-aging science after Johnson left Nikhil Kamath’s ...
Uday Kotak and family have bought 12 flats in a Mumbai building for over ₹200 crore, setting a national price record of ₹2.71 ...
A heated online exchange erupted after Bryan Johnson walked off a podcast, prompting an Indian doctor to call his views on ...
Mumbai Techie offered to reduce the air quality figures at Zerodha's office after noticing high levels of CO2 and PM2.5, ...
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