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

Jane Street deposits Rs 4,843.5 crore as per SEBI order and may resume trading—learn what this means for market activity!

On July 3, Sebi had barred Jane Street Group companies from accessing Indian securities on alleged manipulation in India’s ...

In an interim order on July 3, 2025, Sebi had barred the U.S.-based investment firm and its group entities from accessing the ...

The Indian markets regulator's ban on Wall Street trading giant Jane Street has squeezed volumes in the country's options ...

Street’s $567 million escrow deposit amid SEBI’s investigation highlights the regulatory risks global high-frequency traders ...

Jane Street has said its actions were standard practice to align pricing divergences, while Sebi has ordered the firm to ...

Whether arbitrage or manipulation, the Jane Street episode highlights a critical truth: markets need more transparency, more ...

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

- Firm barred from using flagged trading strategies in the future.

For Jane Street to start trading again in India, there are five primary restrictions that need to be removed by SEBI.

SEBI has banned the firm from India’s securities markets. The drama has thrown a bright light on Jane Street, a company of ...