India's capital markets regulator has allowed Jane Street to restart trading on Monday, 21 July 2025, after the U.S.

Jane Street, a US trading firm, is allowed to resumed activities in India after depositing Rs 4,844 crore in escrow.

Jane Street entities will also be allowed to trade on the highly popular index options segment on both NSE and BSE.

Jane Street, the US-based proprietary trading giant, has been allowed to resume operations in India’s securities market after it complied with the Securities and Exchange Board of India’s (SEBI) ...

Jane Street was allowed to return to the markets after it complied with a key part of Sebi’s interim order. The firm ...

SEBI allowed Jane Street to resume trading in the Indian stock markets with certain restrictions after the group confirms to ...

Two important developments rocked domestic markets and captured the attention of global investors and regulators ...

According to sources familiar with the development, leading Indian law firms AZB & Partners and Khaitan & Co along with New ...

India's market regulator said on Monday it has lifted trading restrictions on Jane Street after the U.S. high-frequency trading firm deposited $567 million.

The markets regulator, SEBI, has allowed the US high-frequency trading firm, Jane Street, to re-enter the Indian equity markets after completing the directive to establish an escrow account and ...

SEBI has allowed US firm Jane Street to resume trading in India with restrictions after it deposited ₹4,863 crore in an escrow account. Experts praised SEBI’s balanced move, noting it protects retail ...

SEBI has permitted Jane Street to re-enter India's derivatives market after settling a ₹4,800 crore penalty. The global ...