Regulator restricted New York-based trading firm from dealing securities in country over alleged market manipulation ...

The firm has been banned from India's securities market for alleged manipulation that led to small investors trading at ...

High-frequency trading (HFT) firm Jane Street has been allowed to re-enter the domestic markets after it fulfilled the ...

India's F&O market experienced a significant downturn last week, with trading volumes plummeting nearly 20% following SEBI's ...

Jane Street has deposited Rs 4,843.5 crore in an escrow account as ordered by SEBI. The firm faces investigation for alleged ...

India’s order banning Jane Street for alleged price manipulation has raised concerns over investor protection.

SEBI expected to lift trading ban on Jane Street after depositing funds, but will closely monitor for suspicious trading.

US-based quant trading firm Jane Street is seeking to lift trading restrictions imposed by SEBI after depositing ₹4,843.58 ...

SEBI’s ban on Jane Street signals a decisive moment for India’s market regulation, testing the balance between fairness, investor protection, and global competitiveness.

Following a Sebi probe into alleged manipulation in the derivatives market, Jane Street has deposited ₹4,844 crore in an escrow account, complying with an interim order. Sebi is reviewing the firm's ...

The quant trading firm faces multiple regulatory hurdles and unprecedented scrutiny, making an immediate return to trading in ...

Jane Street Group will continue to contest the regulator’s order but has put its options trading on hold for now.