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Jio-BlackRock Broking Secures SEBI Licence as Zerodha Eyes Broader Investor Base

Nithin Kamath calls the approval a catalyst for deepening retail participation, underlining Zerodha’s commitment to principle-led profitability

‘I still feel our real competition is...’: Nithin Kamath says it’s not Mukesh Ambani or BlackRock
'Jio with all its distribution might': Zerodha's Nithin Kamath speaks on Jio-BlackRock broking biz
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Overview

  • Jio-BlackRock Broking has obtained SEBI approval for stockbroking and clearing, marking the joint venture’s entry into full-service broking
  • Zerodha co-founder Nithin Kamath hailed the licence as a boost for extending capital-market access beyond India’s roughly 10 crore active investors
  • Kamath emphasized that Zerodha will avoid chasing vanity metrics or using manipulative design tactics, prioritizing sustainable, profit-driven growth
  • He identified agile first-generation broking startups as the firm’s main competitive challenge rather than well-funded incumbents
  • Jio Financial Services aims to leverage its 469 million telecom subscribers and Jio Payments Bank to integrate payments, banking and investing into a unified digital platform