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Choice clears the air on investment confusion
MUMBAI: Confused about what to wear, who to date, or where to invest? Choice Equity Broking’s new campaign says it’s time to stop overthinking and start acting.
Titled ‘Investment mein no confusion’, the witty new campaign by Choice Equity Broking, the broking arm of Choice International Limited, uses humour and relatable moments to show how everyday indecision mirrors the confusion people face when investing. The goal? To make finance feel less fearful and more fun.
At the heart of the campaign is the Choice FinX app, a one-stop platform that simplifies investing across stocks, mutual funds, and IPOs. With its clean interface, expert insights, and zero account opening charges, the app helps users shift from hesitation to confident action.
The campaign features three quirky time-lapse films that capture overthinking in daily life, from a man agonising over party outfits, to a woman lost in matrimonial profiles, to another trying to craft the “perfect” text to his crush. Each ends with a clear message, if small choices are this confusing, your financial decisions don’t have to be.
“Clarity builds confidence, especially in investing,” said Choice head of marketing Nitin Agarwal. “Confusion makes people delay wealth creation. Choice FinX is designed to empower investors to act fearlessly and take charge of their financial journey.”
Each film is punctuated with the playful audio cue “Confusion… Confusion… Confusion…” until the Choice FinX app cuts through the chaos, literally clearing a cloud of swirling financial doubts.
To spread the message, Investment mein no confusion will roll out across digital, TV, OTT, and social media platforms. Choice will also take the campaign offline through events with leading business news channels, connecting directly with investors across cities.
In a world full of mixed signals, Choice is betting on clarity, because when it comes to money matters, no confusion is the best investment.
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Cars24 co-founder Gajendra Jangid steps down amid leadership churn
Exits of CEO Himanshu Ratnoo and Ankit Bhalla add to top-level reshuffle
NEW DELHI: Cars24 has seen further top-level changes with co-founder Gajendra Jangid stepping down, adding to a series of senior exits at the company in recent months.
According to media reports, Jangid conveyed his decision in an internal communication to employees, stating that he had been considering the move for some time. He noted that there comes a stage when a company no longer relies on its founders to keep progressing, adding that it felt like the right moment to step back.
His exit follows a period of notable leadership churn at the Gurugram-based company. Recently, Himanshu Ratnoo stepped down as chief executive officer, while Ankit Bhalla also exited the organisation, signalling movement across key roles.
Responding to the development, Vikram Chopra acknowledged Jangid’s contribution, crediting him for shaping the brand, driving its marketing direction, and supporting the development of key teams and platforms within the ecosystem.
With multiple senior departures in quick succession, the company appears to be entering a phase of internal restructuring as it continues to scale its used car business in a competitive market.
