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The Zerodha cofounder attributes reduced market activity for the stockbroking business witnessing a 10-20% decline this year.

Zerodha co-founder Nithin Kamath on Wednesday said that he expects the stockbroking business to see a 10-20% decline this year following lower market activity so far in the first quarter of the current fiscal. He made the remark in an interview to CNBC-TV18, speaking on the sidelines of the EY entrepreneur of the year awards in Monaco, where he is a nominee.
He also said that Zerodha is not considering listing on the stock exchanges, reiterating similar statements he had made in September last year and March.
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