IIFL Securities to acquire 15% stake in stock market analytics platform, Trendlyne

The investment will allow IIFL and Trendlyne to mutually partner and integrate user features like superstar portfolios and stock screeners.

|Nov 27, 2018, 12:34:58 IST

New Delhi: Financial services firm IIFL Holdings on Tuesday said its subsidiary IIFL Securities was in the process of acquiring 15 percent strategic stake in Bangalore-based stock market analytics platform Trendlyne for an undisclosed sum."The investment will allow IIFL and Trendlyne to mutually partner and integrate user features like superstar portfolios and stock screeners. IIFL's investment in Trendlyne is a natural extension of its focus towards providing superior investment solutions," IIFL Holdings said in a regulatory filing.[caption id="attachment_2010713" align="alignleft" width="380"] Representative Image. Reuters[/caption]Founded by Amber Pabreja and Devi Yesodharan, Trendlyne.com aims to simplify investing via its cloud-based, proprietary always-on data-engine strategies that processes hundreds of millions of rows of data to give powerful insights in real-time.Shares of IIFL Holdings were trading 0.75 percent higher at Rs 450.55 apiece on BSE.

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