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From crypto bets to SIPs, young India finds its money habit
Young investors are embracing Systematic Investment Plans for disciplined wealth creation. Data shows a significant rise in SIPs among those under thirty years old. Fintech platforms are observing increased SIP adoption across various asset classes. Parents are also initiating SIPs for their children's future education needs. This growing SIP habit faces challenges from market volatility and investor education.
The Economic Times Startup Awards 2026: And the big winners are…
Happy Thursday! Top entrepreneurs and business leaders came together in Bengaluru on August 25 to pick the winners of The Economic Times Startup Awards (ETSA) 2026.
Before Zerodha's success, Nithin Kamath couldn't afford Tata Sierra, Honda Civic. So he bought toy models of cars for a mindset trick to get rich
Before Zerodha's success, Nithin Kamath's mother, Revathi, instilled financial discipline by emphasizing the cost of everything. She taught her sons to respect resources and avoid waste, a lesson Nithin learned firsthand with his first credit card. Kamath's childhood habit of collecting toy cars he aspired to own foreshadowed his future success, driven by a powerful mindset of dreaming and earning.
Groww’s 10-year journey to an IPO: From mutual fund seller to stock market leader
While startups have been queuing up to join the public markets, Bengaluru-based Groww, founded in 2016, will be one of the youngest Indian fintech ventures to go public, joining the ranks of PB Fintech, Paytm and Mobikwik.
Zerodha’s Nithin Kamath shares simple '1% rule to help middle-class salaried employees build wealth'
Nithin Kamath, Zerodha CEO, shares financial advice for salaried individuals. He suggests cutting expenses by 1% and investing that amount. Kamath advises building an emergency fund and securing health insurance. He highlights the debt trap and the impact of societal pressures on spending. Kamath urges people to start small and take control of their finances.
Did Zerodha’s Nithin Kamath gift 'BMWs, Audis, Mercedes' to top employees as bonuses?
A LinkedIn post claimed Nithin Kamath of Zerodha gifted luxury cars to employees. The post went viral, praising the move as strategic compensation. Kamath refuted the claim, dismissing the story as untrue. The incident highlights how quickly false information spreads online. Despite being false, the post sparked a discussion about innovative employee retention strategies in India.
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Startup CEO who won Nikhil Kamath's backing, says he had 5 failed businesses with a loss of Rs 2 crore
Vikram Pai, CEO of ReferRush, shares his six-year journey of perseverance through multiple business failures and financial hardships. His startup was ultimately selected for the WTFund grant initiative by Nikhil Kamath, leading to significant growth and profitability. Pai emphasizes the importance of belief and resilience.
Masters’ Union MBA cohort 2024 reports Rs 28.52 lakh average salary; top offers reach Rs 61.8 lakh
Masters’ Union business school's 2024 MBA graduates saw strong placements. The average salary reached Rs 28.52 lakh. Over 148 companies hired graduates. Roles spanned consulting, technology, finance, and startups. International and startup placements increased. Several graduates launched their own ventures, securing significant funding.
ETtech Deals Digest: Startup funding rises 23% on year to $326 million this week
Tracxn data shows, that startups, mostly late-stage, raised funds from 16 rounds. In the same period, a year ago – June 1 to 7, 2023 – they had raised a total of $266 million. The funding winter was in full force by then, having set in from September 2022.
Why no IIM, IIT graduates at Zerodha? Not just salary, says Nithin Kamath
Zerodha co-founder Nithin Kamath recently discussed the absence of IIT and IIM alumni at the stockbroker, attributing it to financial constraints and cultural disparities. Kamath clarified that Zerodha's initial budget limitations, not a deliberate policy, led to the exclusion of these prestigious institutions' graduates. He highlighted the misalignment between Zerodha's adaptable culture and the structured career goals of business school graduates.
Infosys, HCLTech report Q2 profits; Groww becomes India’s largest stockbroker
Indian IT majors Infosys and HCLTech reported profits for the second quarter of FY24, despite numerous headwinds plaguing the sector. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
Zerodha CEO sets fitness challenge for employees, offers one months salary as prize
In a series of tweets, the investment app founder laid out the details of a fitness challenge that could earn employees an extra month's salary for the next year.
'Sitting is the new smoking': Nithin Kamath backs his BMI health challenge after backlash, says onus is on Zerodha to nudge its employees to move
In his detailed LinkedIn post, Kamath went on to compare sitting with smoking.
The BMI game at Zerodha: Nithin Kamath promises bonus to staff for losing weight, netizens don’t find it ‘healthy’ at all
Last August, Kamath had introduced a 12-month get-healthy goal target for employees.
Busy all the time? Zerodha CEO says it means low productivity, recommends getting enough sleep
Nithin Kamath said that he has been trying to turn off his phone by evening.
Become fit and then receive a month's salary as bonus! Yes, that's Zerodha's new 'get healthy' initiative for employees
The company has announced that employees who reach their fitness goals will be given a month's salary as bonus.
Discount broking pioneer Zerodha says concept no longer relevant
In 10 years, Zerodha Broking leads the industry by a wide margin with over 6 million customers, of which 3.7 million were on-boarded in FY21 alone, while another discount brokerage Upstox has a little over 4 million customers.
View: Can we have more Zerodhas, please?
Zerodha is proof that the old-style method of doing business—with bootstrapped funds, building a great product, letting word of mouth grow the business and focussing on customer value creation—still works.
Zerodha's profit more than doubled to Rs 1,000 crore in FY21, says Nithin Kamath
The company has recently been in the news after its board approved an enabling resolution to allow promoters of the bootstrapped startup to draw a salary of Rs 100 crore
Zerodha co-founders not drawing Rs 100 crore salaries: Nithin Kamath
Although the actual salary will be lower than the approved Rs 100 crore figure, it will still be higher than the norm, admits Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath.
How many zeros in Zerodha's top paycheques? Nine
With a Rs 100 crore salary each for founder Kamath brothers and director Seema Patil, bootstrapped startup sets a record
10-figure salaries
From Zerodha founders' mega salary hike to Tata making its BigBasket deal official and PIL against Twitter over IT rules, here's a quick look at the top tech news today.
Brokerage employees set for windfall bonuses, increments
Bonuses at some of India’s leading broking firms could be anywhere between six to nine months of salary (cost-to-company) and the increments could be in the range of 10-18%
Zerodha faces investor fury after NSE glitch
Hundreds of traders who bought stocks via Zerodha, dubbed the Robinhood platform of India, voiced concern on Twitter, with many posting pictures showing portfolio losses due to trades squared off by the broker.
ETtech Bytes On 20 Jan. 2021: Top 5 Tech News Today, In 10 Minutes
From Indigo Paints IPO bringing gains for Sequoia Capital and technical glitches for Zerodha, to Jack Ma appearing in the public for the first time since October, here’s a look at the Top 5 tech news today.
Radhika Ghai, Nikhil Kamath reveal the bitter-sweet moment when they first paid taxes
Learning to file taxes is an important life lesson.
Expert take: The Street beckons, but where's the job?
Retail broking firms are no longer hiring people in large numbers unlike in the past.
The best leadership lesson: I learnt to sell, says Nithin Kamath Founder & CEO, Zerodha
The salary was less than Rs 12,000 and earning incentives were extremely important.
Why venture capitalists are flocking Zerodha today
Five years ago, no VC would touch Nithin Kamath’s business. Many want a piece of it today, but he doesn’t need them now.
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