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Jane Street’s India spat touches regulatory nerve
The US firm, with $20 bln of 2024 revenue, is one of the biggest of the post-2008 financial giants that have replaced banks as key market-makers. As shown by a bust-up with India, regulators are now fretting about their size and influence.
The Indian markets regulator's ban on Wall Street trading giant Jane Street has squeezed volumes in the country's options ...
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BSE share price plummeted another 4% in intraday deals on Friday, July 11, extending its decline in the last one week to 16% ...
The drop in NSE's unlisted shares follows a stunning surge since late October, fueled by hopes for a listing of the world's ...
On Thursday, Sebi issued an interim order barring the U.S.-based investment firm and its group entities from accessing the ...
Congress spokesperson Supriya Shrinate has strongly criticized the Securities and Exchange Board of India for its delayed ...
The selloff in Nuvama Wealth shares stems from its association with Jane Street as its domestic trading partner amid SEBI’s ...
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