Jane Street Banned in India Highlights: SEBI has barred US-based Jane Street Group from participating in the Indian stock market and ordered it to disgorge unlawful gains of ₹4,843 crore for ...

Jane Street case: Market manipulation will not be tolerated, says Sebi Chairman Tuhin K Pandey On Thursday, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) ordered the impounding of Rs 4,843.57 ...

Global trading giant Jane Street, now under SEBI’s scanner for alleged market manipulation, had offered a record ₹4.3-crore annual package to an IIT Madras student last year. The offer ...

Jane Street market ban: SEBI has penalised Jane Street for allegedly manipulating Indian stock indices, particularly Bank Nifty, through extensive derivative positions, leading to significant losses ...

Meanwhile, Sebi is expected to widen its probe to cover additional indices, as it investigates potential instances of market manipulation by Jane Street beyond the current scope.

The Rs 4.3-crore offer reflects Jane Street's high-stakes trading environment and its need for individuals with advanced skills in maths, coding, and real-time decision-making.

US trading firm allegedly rigged expiry-day trades across 21 sessions; Sebi flags ₹36,502 crore profit from options, orders full probe, asks to deposit ₹4843 crore ...

Highlights: Interim order against Jane Street not a show-cause notice; probe still ongoing – SEBI sources Jane Street Capital Banned in India LIVE updates: How will Jane Street ban impact Indian ...

Capital market regulator SEBI may continue its probe into Jane Street, as investigations are due in additional derivatives and patterns, sources told Zee Business.

India’s markets regulator, SEBI, has clarified that its ₹4,843 crore interim order against Jane Street Group is not a show cause notice. Investigations into alleged index options manipulation on the ...

Sebi probe in Jane Street not over, will focus on other indices, exchanges, patterns On the flip side, more regulations cannot make up for poor enforcement, they said.The regulator will continue to ...