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Jane Street to contest Indian regulator’s manipulation charges
On Friday, the Securities and Exchange Board of India banned the US trading firm from dealing securities in the country, alleging that it had systematically manipulated Indian bank stocks to trigger huge payouts on related derivatives. SEBI also ordered Jane Street to return more than $550mn of “illegal gains”.
Jane Street plans to contest a finding by India's financial regulator that the U.S. trading firm engaged to manipulate the ...
On 8 May, the second day of India's attacks on terror camps in Pakistan and PoK as part of ‘Operation Sindoor’, the Nifty 50 ...
On Friday, the Securities and Exchange Board of India barred the firm from buying and selling securities in the Indian market ...
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SEBI barred trading firm Jane Street from buying and selling securities in the Indian market and also seized $567 million of ...
The Indian derivatives market, a frenetic hub of financial activity, has ballooned into a global juggernaut with daily ...
In early trade, Nuvama Wealth, Jane Street’s domestic trading partner, gained 2 per cent, while 5Paisa Capital also rose by 2 ...
Chairman, Tuhin Kanta Pandey, said on Monday that SEBI has all the powers to act against manipulative trading activities in ...
For decades, U.S. corporations and financial institutions have treated India as a financial playground, orchestrating scandal ...
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