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KOCHI: Peninsular Capital Market, a financial services company, has opened three more new branches in various parts of the country. The branches are at Borivali in Mumbai, Greater Noida at Delhi and at Hospet in Karnataka.

According to Mr Akshay Agarwal, the company has opened 53 branches since April as part of its expansion plans. These branches are offering equity trading in NSE, BSE, Commodity trading, NSDL depository services and distribution of mutual funds.

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