Jane Street Group resumes trading in India after depositing $564 million in escrow account, amid manipulation allegations.

SEBI lifts trading ban on Wall Street HFT firm; index options giant to face tighter surveillance as probe continues.

The Securities and Exchange Board Of India has lifted ban on Jane Street after the US-based investment firm last week had ...

As per the latest report on Bloomberg, India’s securities regulator has allowed Jane Street Group to resume trading in the ...

Sebi is seeking broker feedback to enhance market liquidity and promote retail-friendly products after a critical order on ...

India's F&O market experienced a significant downturn last week, with trading volumes plummeting nearly 20% following SEBI's ...

Jane Street plans to challenge the Sebi ban, which accused the firm of market manipulation. The trading giant denied the ...

Discover the 3 key factors behind the 20% drop in F&O derivative volumes—see what’s driving the market slump now.

SEBI, however, responded that its order clearly lays out the regulator's prima facie case and addresses all relevant areas ...

Jane Street has deposited Rs 4,843.5 crore in an escrow account as ordered by SEBI. The firm faces investigation for alleged ...

Since the order, index options premium turnover on the NSE and BSE exchanges declined on a week-on-week basis in four of five ...

SEBI expected to lift trading ban on Jane Street after depositing funds, but will closely monitor for suspicious trading.