Jane Street allegedly manipulated indices by using ‘pump-dump’ tactics and expiry day trades to profit from options trading.

Sebi’s 100-page interim order authored by whole-time member Ananth Narayan G. offers a look into the inner workings of the US-based trading firm’s strategy, and how Jane Street allegedly ...

SEBI bars Jane Street from securities market over ₹4,843 crore illegal gains: How the saga unfolded — A timeline Jane Street earned the unlawful gains primarily with the highly liquid Bank ...

Jane Street Group, the US trading powerhouse that was slapped with a trading ban in Indian markets on Friday, made a whopping Rs 735 crore single-day profit during a January 2024 trading session ...

SEBI bars Jane Street from India's securities market for making "unlawful gains", impounds ₹4,841 crore, taking strictest action ever.

India has barred one of the world's largest quant trading firms, Jane Street, from accessing its securities market after an investigation found it made "unlawful gains", taking the most stringent ...

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Jane Street has deposited ₹4,843.57 crore into an escrow account as directed by the SEBI, confirming compliance with the regulator’s July 3rd interim order.

SEBI said it will take control of Rs 48.4 billion (about $566.71 million) from Jane Street, calling it “unlawful gains” made through suspected wrongdoing.

India Business News: Indian market regulator SEBI has barred Jane Street from domestic markets, demanding the surrender of ₹4,843.57 crore in unlawful profits. The firm is ...

According to Sebi, Jane Street used to heavily buy Bank Nifty futures as well in the cash segment and sell Bank Nifty options in big numbers -- all in the morning of expiry days. After noon ...