Jane Street has been barred from the Indian securities market by its markets regulator, which has said the U.S. firm used its ...

Sebi has order a ₹4,844 crore seizure from Jane Street entities, marking the largest action against a foreign firm.

SEBI issued an interim order to bar Jane Street from trading in India, citing its involvement in “intra‑day index ...

Several leading wall street high-frequency trading firms have opened shop in India using structures similar to Jane Street's ...

Unlike the US and EU, there is a lack of restitution mechanism in India through which victims of market manipulation can be ...

While the ban is focused on a single player, many believe it may have wider effects on liquidity, trading volumes, investor ...

India has been a money machine for Jane Street, netting the trading giant more than $4bn in profits in just over two years.

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A study by the Securities and Exchange Board of India found that retail investors lost more than $20 billion on option trades ...

Jane Street has told staff it will contest a ban by India's financial regulator which has accused the U.S. high-frequency ...

It’s not every day that a regulator as methodical and reserved as India’s SEBI accuses one of the world’s largest trading ...

7月4日，印度监管机构禁止美国量化巨头Jane Street进入当地市场，直至另行通知，同时没收其5.67亿美元资金。印度监管机构称调查发现该公司通过衍生品头寸操纵股票指数。