Growing by aiding millennial trading


  • SMEBiz
  • Monday, 13 May 2019

Making trading accessible: The company’s mobile-friendly platform makes it easy for more consumers to participate in the equity market. — Bloomberg

AFTER a decade working as a trader and a broker in India, Nithin Kamath was burned out and frustrated with a securities industry that seemed stuck in the past.

So in 2009, Kamath did something radical. With markets still reeling from the global financial crisis, he struck out on his own to start an online brokerage from a 700-sq-foot office in Bengaluru. At the time, people called him crazy. Not anymore.

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