Why Zerodha couldn’t care less about losing the No. 1 spot?

The discount broker’s slip in terms of active users does little to detract from the immense lead it enjoys in terms of revenue and profits. Besides, its mutual fund and private market plans only add to its appeal.

18 October, 20236 min
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