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ETMarkets Smart Talk | Investors want more than trading apps; they want a partner in their wealth journey: Shripal Shah

Shripal Shah, MD & CEO of Kotak Neo, discusses how investor behaviour has changed, why digital convenience alone is no longer enough, and how the next phase of broking will be shaped by connected investing, access to research and human expertise.

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ETMarkets Smart Talk | Investors want more than trading apps; they want a partner in their wealth journey: Shripal Shah
Shripal Shah, MD & CEO of Kotak Neo, discusses how investor behaviour has changed, why digital convenience alone is no longer enough, and how the next phase of broking will be shaped by connected investing, access to research and human expertise.
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