SEBI bans Jane Street from Indian securities market, freezes $570 million over alleged manipulative trading; detailed timeline reveals months-long probe into derivatives activity Get more Markets News ...

SEBI bans U.S. firm Jane Street from Indian markets and seizes $567 million amid a widened probe into alleged market manipulation across exchanges and indices.

The regulator’s probe should help India’s retail traders understand why cheap, near-expiry, equity options were always meant ...

Highlights: Interim order against Jane Street not a show-cause notice; probe still ongoing – SEBI sources Jane Street Capital Banned in India LIVE updates: How will Jane Street ban impact Indian ...

India's markets regulator has widened an investigation into alleged market manipulation by U.S. securities trading firm Jane Street to include other indexes and exchanges, a source familiar with ...

Jane Street has the option to appeal the decision. SEBI’s probe against Jane Street uncovered systematic market manipulation aimed at profiting from substantial index options positions. (AI image) ...

Jane Street Banned in India Highlights: SEBI has barred US-based Jane Street Group from participating in the Indian stock market and ordered it to disgorge unlawful gains of ₹4,843 crore for ...

SEBI said that Jane Street Group entities “are restrained from accessing the securities market.

Market Regulation: SEBI to expand Jane Street probe beyond Banknifty and Nifty expiry trades, focusing on more indices, exchanges, and patterns.

Jane Street probe: Investigations into other expiry days, indices, potential patterns to continue, says SEBI source Moneycontrol has earlier reported that the interim order issued by the ...

MUMBAI (Reuters) -India's markets regulator has widened an investigation into alleged market manipulation by U.S. securities trading firm Jane Street to include other indexes and exchanges, a source ...

Capital market regulator SEBI may continue its probe into Jane Street, as investigations are due in additional derivatives and patterns, sources told Zee Business.