Nithin Kamath, founder, and CEO of Zerodha, took to X to raise concerns about the rising number of fake apps escalating the threat of cyber fraud. Kamath also urged the RBI to take stricter countermeasures.
Shortly after an American CEO walked out of "WTF is" podcast due to poor air quality, Nithin Kamath remarked that property prices should be linked to AQI.
Nirmala Sitharaman announced the creation of a “Makhana Board" while presenting Budget 2025-26. Nikhil Kamath had been vouching for Makhana’s potential.
In a recent post on X, Zerodha co-founder and CEO Nithin Kamath praised China for its scientific and technological progress and called it “undeniable.”
Zerodha's founder and CEO Nithin Kamath stated on LinkedIn that 1.6 crore Indians trade and invest with Zerodha. According to him, it might be the only B2C company that has reached this scale without advertising.
In his latest Instagram post, Zerodha's Nikhil Kamath posted a detailed study about the rise of the Indian snack called “makhana.” Kamath stated that he felt there's room to build an Indian brand that sells to the world.
Cofounder of India's leading online brokerage platform, Nithin Kamath shared that Zerodha’s Rainmatter invested Rs 275 Cr across climate & health sectors.
Zerodha's Nithin Kamath said the “real money” is with the Gujaratis. This was after his brother Nikhil Kamath opined that Bengaluru has the largest paper wealth in the country.