Jane Street is accused by SEBI of market manipulation, facing a trading ban and a demand for USD 550 million in profits. The ...

Mumbai: The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has suggested changes to its current rules, which could allow ...

SEBI barred Jane Street from participating in Indian securities markets, citing manipulation of stock indices through large ...

BSE shares have sunk 10 percent since regulator SEBI cracked down on propriety trading firm Jane Street for manipulating the ...

Jane Street contests India's ban, defends arbitrage trading, and meets with regulators amid increased scrutiny in derivatives ...

At the heart of the controversy is Jane Street’s aggressive trading in the derivatives (futures) segment, where the firm ...

In an internal memo to its 3,000 employees, Jane Street’s senior management expressed being “beyond disappointed” by SEBI’s ...

Aggregate net losses and average losses per trader rose through the first three quarters, but both metrics improved slightly ...

Several leading wall street high-frequency trading firms have opened shop in India using structures similar to Jane Street's ...

Chairman, TuhinKanta Pandey, said on Monday that the market regulator has all the powers to act against manipulative trading ...

Regulator seeks to expand business scope for AMCs, balancing industry demand for flexibility with stringent investor protection measures against potential conflicts of interest.

India has gone from being a small player in the highly speculative equity derivatives market to the world’s largest, all within just five years. Daily turnover in the market now sits at around $3 ...