imo, we Indians pay for only 5 things
1. Food
2. House
3. Kid's marriage and education
4. Anything that can give them hope for making rich (like zerodha, stocks etc)
5. Credit / lending
The Rise of Fintech in Bangalore: Trends and Opportunities
* Trends: Mobile payments, digital lending, insurtech, blockchain, wealth management, regulatory sandbox.
* Opportunities: Financial inclusion, increased access to credit, personalized fina
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Shiv Bharankar
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Zerodha: The Startup that changed how Indians trade 📈
Back in 2010, stock trading in India was expensive, complicated, and out of reach for most middle-class Indians. Nithin Kamath, who was a trader, experienced these challenges firsthand. Along wi
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I previously said they could dominate Zerodha and this is a signal for it.
Justification:
I know you will say zerodha has userbase of rich and experienced investors and trader but some day they were also beginner and you can
Adani's super app, Adani One, has begun pilots with digital lending firms and non-banking financial companies (NBFCs)
- personal loans ranging from Rs 1,000 to Rs 5 lakh. The company has finalized an arrangement with KrazyBee Services, the NBFC arm
Aman was raised listening to his father say, “Work hard in school, find employment, and save for a home.” He adhered to this suggestion, putting in 9-to-5 hours, while his friend Arjun enjoyed a more liberated lifestyle.
One day, Aman inquired, “Wh
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Havish Gupta
Stealth • 3m
1. Trump himself is a billionaire.
2. He knows exactly how to use debt to make money.
3. He is aware of both legal and illegal ways through which the rich make money.
4. He knows all the loopholes for saving taxes.
5. He was born into a wealthy famil
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Rahul Meena
Stealth • 5m
Indians often prefer imported products from countries like China, the USA, and Japan over domestic ones. This might be due to issues with affordability or product quality, leading to a lack of successful Indian mobile companies. Ironically, some indi
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Shiv Bharankar
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Medial • 1m
Nikhil Kamath’s story is nothing like the usual “IIT graduate turned entrepreneur" journey. It’s a story of someone who didn’t follow the rules but made his own, overcoming challenges that most people would shy away from.
At just 14, Nikhil dropped o
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