In an interim order, the SEBI alleged that global trading firm Jane Street was deliberately manipulating the index through a ...

Jane Street does not intend to resume trading in India as yet, a source told NDTV Profit, adding that the US-based investment ...

Jane Street deposits $567 million in escrow accounts to resume trading after market manipulation accusations in India.

The deposits clear the path for Jane Street and allows the US trading firm to resume operations in India, though it ...

Indian equities saw a sharp decline on Friday, driven by disappointing results from TCS and overall cautious investor ...

Jane Street Group, a global proprietary trading firm, has complied with Sebi's directive and deposited Rs 4,843.5 crore, enabling it to resume trading in Indian equity markets.

Jane Street Group had earlier expressed its disagreement with SEBI regarding the latter's interim order that bars its associated entities from accessing the Indian securities market.

Jane Street Group, has reportedly deposited ₹4,843.5 crore in an escrow account. On 3 July, Sebi barred four Jane Street ...

In its interim order, Sebi had accused Jane Street of using manipulative strategies in Indian stock markets. The regulator ...

CNBC-TV18 had reported on Friday that trading activity in India's options market has slowed down considerably, more so, ...