Jane Street is famous for its explosive growth — and its secrecy. Now, it’s under regulatory scrutiny in India.

When does arbitrage edge into illegality? The line between arbitrage and market manipulation has long been one of the greyest areas in financial markets.

Market indices traded in a narrow corridor on 16 July. The Sensex closed at 82,634.48, up 0.08%, and the Nifty at 25,212.05, ...

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Asian markets displayed mixed performance as optimism surrounding Indonesia's US trade agreement was offset by US inflation ...

BW Businessworld releases the latest edition of The BW Real 500, an authoritative ranking of India’s highest-earning ...

India's first bullet train project will deploy Japan's advanced E10 Shinkansen trains, slated to debut in 2030, on the Mumbai ...

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U.S. high-frequency trading giant Jane Street, which has been accused of market manipulation by Indian authorities, has ...

AI startups like OpenAI and Anthropic are targeting quants with a tantalizing pitch: eye-popping pay and a chance to build ...

Jane Street deposits Rs 4,843.5 crore as directed by SEBI, paving the way for the global trading firm to resume operations in ...