Whether SEBI has done well or not in catching questionable transactions by Jane Street and impounding alleged ill-gotten profits depends on who you are talking to, and what the rules of the game are.

Despite a four-month equity rally, India’s biggest brokers saw active investor exits in H1 2025, with stricter derivatives norms and cautious sentiment driving a sharp cooldown in retail activity ...

Traders are scrutinizing India’s derivatives market, watching for signs of unusual trading following a ban on Jane Street Group. Volatility and options volume are in focus as the expiration day ...

Sebi's latest study turned out to be explosion for the retail traders, as 91 per cent of them lost more than Rs 1.06 crore of ...

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

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Even more promising, experts say it could avert a costly tick-box compliance culture that can leave staff disillusioned ...

Jane Street, a secretive American trading firm, allegedly made Rs 4,843 crore in one day from the Indian stock market using ...

The NSE report submitted in November 2024 concluded that Jane Street’s actions were “fraudulent and manipulative,” involving ...

Jane Street’s alleged Bank Nifty manipulation reveals how short-term trading remains a losing game—especially for retail ...

India’s derivatives boom is a remarkable story of financial inclusion and technological scale. But scale alone isn’t a ...

Merchant bankers act as a guide to companies to file the IPO papers with Sebi. Acting as a merchant banker for a major issue ...