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Best Full service brokers in India
1) Angel Broking : Incorporated in 1987, Angel Broking has become one of the most respected Stock-Broking and Wealth Management Companies in India. They have built up a huge network of Branches and Franchises (More than 900 cities and 8500 Franchises) thereby maintaining a great support system for investors who prefer human interactions while trading. Alternatively you can use their Trading platforms for the device of your choice be it the Web, Smartphones, Tablets and Desktops. They have more than 10 lakh clients which trades with them. Please read Angel Broking review here.
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2) ICICI Direct: By far the biggest and best know full service stock broker in India. They have good service and easy to use user interface. There brokerage is on the higher side and varies from 0.55% to .20% depending on the value of trades you do with them. There biggest selling point is there seamless integration with your ICICI bank account which makes transfer/withdrawal of funds really easy and quick. They also offer special product like valid till cancel and even T+90 trading in BSE segment.
3) Motilal Oswal : These are one of the oldest and reputed brokers operating in India. They are also full service brokers providing gamut of financial service to the customer. They are best known for there advisory service provided by them. They have more than 8 lakh customer trading with them. You can find detailed review about Motilal Oswal here.
4) ShareKhan : Incorporated in February 2000, Sharekhan is India’s 2nd largest stock broker as per number of customers, providing brokerage services through its online trading website Sharekhan.com and 1950 Share shops which includes branches & Franchises in more than 575 cities across India. They are full service broker and provide various other services like asset management etc. You can find my detailed review for Sharekhan brokerage charges here. As of July 30th , BNP Paribas have purchased ShareKhan for Rs 2,200 crore. We don’t expect major changes due to the buyout.
5) HDFC Security: They are one of the larger broking houses in India and with their bank branches, they have one of the largest network which is only after ICICI. They have a vast network of bank branch in even smaller town. Most of the investor who have a bank account end up opening a trading/Demat account with them. They are good full service brokers providing all major services like research desk, mutual fund investments and portfolio management services. You can find detailed review about HDFC security here.
6) Kotak Securities: They are one more well know name in Financial services and with their bank branches in big cities they are able to cater to clients in big cities. There online service is decent but brokerage is not that competitive. You can find detailed review about Kotak Security here.
7) Reliance Money: They came with a bang but lately have lost a lot of sheen from their name. There have been lots of question about their business practices. You can find detailed review about reliance money here.
Apart from this, some other notable names in brokerage industry in India are Karvy, Axis direct and SBI cap.
After reading the list, I hope you will be able to select the right brokers for your needs. Do remember that brokerage is important but should not be the only reason to select the broker. Talk to some of them, get a feel and ask any question you may have from them. Once you are comfortable only then open an account with them.
I understand that some of you would say that this list is missing some of the major Brokers in India but I have tried my level best to common up with this list. If you feel that I have missed someone, do let me know in the comments.
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