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    Stocks in news: Reliance Industries, Eternal, Alkem Labs, BEL, HPCL, Swiggy and GMDC

    Indian markets witnessed a downturn on Wednesday, prompted by significant selling in banking stocks. After showing initial promise, the Nifty 50 index dropped by 77.60 points to close at 22,811.35. Reliance Industries celebrated a reaffirmation from ICRA concerning its non-convertible debenture program, valued at Rs 12,000 crore. Eternal also reported impressive year-on-year growth in Q2 revenue and net profits.

    Zerodha gets Sebi nod for merchant banking licence, formal registration awaited: Report

    Zerodha’s merchant banking licence application has received Sebi clearance, enabling its expansion into investment banking after formal registration. The move broadens its financial services portfolio, strengthens its capital markets presence and positions the broker to support companies raising funds through IPOs.

    ETtech Explainer: Groww vs Zerodha — one wins the customer race, the other the earnings battle

    Groww widened its lead in active clients and grew faster in FY26, but Zerodha remained nearly twice as large in revenue and profits. As retail trading cooled, Groww is adding products and going upmarket to monetise its larger user base, while Zerodha is protecting its mature profit pool and diversifying beyond broking.

    Zerodha FY26 profit, revenue stay flat due to slowdown in core broking business

    Brokerage income fell 10.7% to Rs 2,738 crore during the year, while net transaction-charge income dropped to zero from Rs 400 crore after a regulatory change ended the rebates brokers received from stock exchanges. Annual maintenance charges rose marginally to Rs 180 crore, while interest income declined about 4% to Rs 2,269 crore.

    Zerodha turns 16: Nithin Kamath says user additions slowing, MF business 'slipped up a little'

    Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath said slower market activity and regulatory changes have challenged brokerage growth, while warning that rising margin trading funding poses risks. Despite weaker trading activity, Zerodha’s customer assets continue growing, supported by trust, technology and financial content.

    Zerodha turns its ‘Coin’ into a passive wealth management hub

    Zerodha is expanding its Coin platform into a comprehensive one-stop shop for passive wealth management, now including fixed deposits alongside mutual funds, NPS, and insurance. The company is also exploring bond distribution, aiming to cater to a broader range of investor needs for non-active management of funds.

    The Economic Times
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