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    SIM binding in trading apps: How OTP-less login enhances secure trading access

    SEBI is advocating for stronger authentication for trading accounts, highlighting SIM binding for enhanced security. Angel One has already introduced OTP-less login using SIM binding, verifying users via their mobile SIM. This streamlines access, reduces reliance on OTPs, and protects against threats like SIM swap fraud, offering a more secure and efficient login experience.

    Rs 4.58 crore stolen from ICICI bank customers: Broke FDs, created overdraft and personal loan; how relationship manager executed fraud

    A 26-year-old ICICI Bank relationship manager in Kota, Rajasthan, was arrested for stealing Rs 4.58 crore from customers, including senior citizens between 2020 and 2023. This issue came to light as the bank reported the matter to police. The RM used the funds for speculative stock market trading in future and options (F&O). As per bank, after it came to know about the fraud it has refunded money to all depositors. Read below to know more.

    Explained: Why holding mutual fund units in demat form makes sense

    Digitizing mutual fund investments through demat accounts enhances transparency, efficiency, and investor control. With seamless transactions, consolidated tracking, and added features like pledging and unified nomination, the system simplifies investing. NSDL highlights this as a transformative step in India’s financial evolution.

    Exclusive | Raamdeo Agrawal reveals his simple 2-step formula for finding multibagger stocks

    Raamdeo Agrawal reveals his two-step formula for identifying multibagger stocks: early-stage tailwinds and good management, emphasizing the often misunderstood power of compounding. He cautions against overvaluing smallcaps and highlights the growing influence of informed retail investors in the Indian market. Agrawal advises focusing on long-term investments in businesses with strong leadership and emerging tailwinds.

    IndusInd Bank shares in focus after Sebi issues correction in insider trading case

    Sebi issued a corrigendum to its recent interim order in the insider trading case involving the bank, clarifying that a crucial document previously referred to as a “board note” was actually an “engagement note.”

    Sebi issues correction in IndusInd Bank insider trading case

    Sebi has issued a corrigendum in the IndusInd Bank insider trading case, clarifying that a key document referred to as a “board note” in its interim order should have been called an “engagement note.” The case involves allegations of UPSI-based share sales by top executives before disclosing Rs 1,572 crore in derivative losses, helping them avoid nearly Rs 20 crore in losses.

    The Economic Times
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