US based quantitative trading firm Jane Street has been allowed by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) to resume trading in Indian stock markets after depositing Rs 4,843.50 crore (approximately USD 567 million), according to a Reuters report citing sources.However, there has been no official public update from Sebi confirming the lifting of…
SEBI levelled serious allegations against Jane Street, stating they orchestrated a calculated scheme to manipulate India’s derivatives market. (AI image) Jane Street SEBI ban: US quant trading firm Jane Street has approached the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) to lift the trading restrictions after depositing Rs 4,843.58 crore in an escrow account.Following the…
Asia’s oldest stock exchange was preparing to celebrate its 150th anniversary when a storm of bad news upended the festivities. On Monday, a report revealed deepening losses in equity derivatives among India’s retail traders, fueling concerns that the Securities and Exchange Board of India may impose tighter curbs. Just days earlier, the regulator barred Jane…