i want to become a sub broker

#41
Hi Biswa,

Reply: your Deposit is yours and will always remain yours. They have to return it to you. More over most Brokers usually do return the same within one month after you have requested for the same. Although there are some brokers who notoriously hold it back for a longer period: these guys are usually the bigger and more established names in the market.

In order to suggest a few brokers to you : Please Provide a reply to a few of these Questions:

1.Locality of Business
2. Primary or Secondary Business:
3. Max. Target Clientele- Day Traders, Long term investors, a mix of both-
3.Max Type of target clientele - HNI's, Retail Inventors, Day Traders
4.Do you have an existing client base or a Sub Brokership if yes with who.
Hi Viren
Sorry for the delay ..........as i was travelling.
1.Locality of Business : NOIDA UP
2. Primary or Secondary Business: STOCK TRADING
3. Max. Target Clientele- Day Traders, Long term investors, a mix of both-
3.Max Type of target clientele - HNI's, Retail Inventors, Day Traders 5 HNI with 1.5 Crore capital.
4.Do you have an existing client base or a Sub Brokership if yes with who NIL

regards
Biswa
 

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#42
Hi Viren
Sorry for the delay ..........as i was travelling.
1.Locality of Business : NOIDA UP
2. Primary or Secondary Business: STOCK TRADING
3. Max. Target Clientele- Day Traders, Long term investors, a mix of both-
3.Max Type of target clientele - HNI's, Retail Inventors, Day Traders 5 HNI with 1.5 Crore capital.
4.Do you have an existing client base or a Sub Brokership if yes with who NIL

regards
Biswa
Biswa, I think Viren meant to ask if Sub-broking is going to be your primary business? Or are you going to do it as a side-business(secondary)?
 
#43
Originally Posted by biswa
Hi Viren
Sorry for the delay ..........as i was travelling.
1.Locality of Business : NOIDA UP
2. Primary or Secondary Business: STOCK TRADING
3. Max. Target Clientele- Day Traders, Long term investors, a mix of both-
3.Max Type of target clientele - HNI's, Retail Inventors, Day Traders 5 HNI with 1.5 Crore capital.
4.Do you have an existing client base or a Sub Brokership if yes with who NIL

regards
Biswa


Hi Biswa... It's alright Happy to help :).

I'm assuming its going to be you're primary business. AS I can see you're focus clientele wouldn't be Retail long term investors, which doesn't mean you won't have them at all, just that you're focussing on the larger yielding clientele. Well the Bigger brands are out then.. For Example: Motilal Oswal, Share Khan, Kotak, etc. For a Few reasons :

1. Most Large Clients & Day traders may already have A/C's with these guys.

2. You would need to price yourself competitively to acquire you're target Clientele as they would probably already have a fairly low brokerage rate. So the Bigger Brokers wouldn't be able to provide the same.

3. Limits would always be an issue.. they are extremely strict on Limits.. It's Difficult to service larger Clients. (Mind it we need to be safe in our transactions but at the same time maximize revenue by keeping a very active watch on positions)

Brokers you May Look out for:

1. Angel Broking.. No matter what ppl have to say its pretty good service the only problem is that they have an outlet in every nook & Corner.

2. Inventure Growth & Securities.. Good People to deal with. Only issue you may not have a regional Office in the vicinity, rates are fine.

3.Mangal Keshav Sec.. Good with Limits Brokerage rates are fine

4.CD Equisearch.. Good with Limits have been doing a bit of TV ads off late. I'm not sure about the rates, they should be fine too

5.Techno.. Good with Limits Rates are also fine.

Just Weigh the above options, Angel may not be the best idea as its got too many outlets its just an option incase u want a brand to work with, which really doesn't matter nowadays though.

Check with the other guys, let me know if you need any more help on this one. Every broker would offer you a few benefits more than the other just don't let the free stuff fool you, if its an established broker providing decent leverage & good brokerage rates a few samller charges here and there should't be the factor for not considering him & Vice Versa.

Most of these guys are Mumbai based Brokers, trust me you do not want to deal with brokers based in Delhi for sure.

Best Wishes,

Viren
 
#45
Dear Savantji could you please tell me that in order to become a subbroker which all exams are to given in NSE?
Regards
Biswa
I want to knw which exams are needed to be appeared for :

NSE cash
NSE FnO
BSE Cash
Commodities MCX and NCDEX
Currency

Thanks in advance.:)
 
#46
Hello,

Is there any registration fee to become sub broker at SEBI ? I read it is 10 lk on one post is it true ? I think it is for broker and not sub broker. Confused ...

Regards,
Nishit...
 
#47
Hello,

Is there any registration fee to become sub broker at SEBI ? I read it is 10 lk on one post is it true ? I think it is for broker and not sub broker. Confused ...

Regards,
Nishit...
A broker pays some 30 lacs as deposit to SEBI and more for registration.

For a sub-broker:
BSE and NSE registration fees - Rs. 10,000 each(5 years validity)
other processing charges and total goes to Rs. 30000/-. Your broker franchiser can give you the break up.
 
#49
I am also looking for becoming a sub broker and have come through a proposal from HSBC Invest Direct.
Since am new in the markets, they have offered me an option in which they will offer me brokerage in the range of 25-50% ( depending on the volume ).

My Role : Just refer the clients
HSBC Role :Client servicing , generation of brokerage and 100% ownership of liabilities and risks arising from any client defaults

I just have to take the sub brokership licence for which i have to pay Rs 26700.They have not asked for any security

Regards
 
#50
I just have to take the sub brokership licence for which i have to pay Rs 26700.They have not asked for any security

Hi can you give the breakup of the charges???
 

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