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Trades about 4% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
SMC Global Securities Ltd., together with its associated firms, delivers a comprehensive suite of financial services, operating both domestically in India and internationally. The company's business activities are structured across three primary divisions: Broking, Distribution, and Trading; Insurance Broking Services; and Financing Services. The Broking, Distribution, and Trading unit facilitates dealings in various assets such as shares, commodities, foreign exchange, derivatives, and other financial instruments. This segment also provides essential clearing and depository facilities, offers portfolio and wealth management, advises on mortgages and loans, engages in real estate brokerage, and offers investment banking expertise, alongside distributing financial products from third parties. The Insurance Broking Services division specializes in offering a range of life and general insurance policies. Finally, the Financing Services segment is dedicated to providing various lending solutions. Additionally, SMC Global Securities Ltd. offers online trading capabilities and real estate advisory services. Founded in 1990, the company maintains its headquarters in New Delhi, India.
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