India has been a money machine for Jane Street, netting the trading giant more than $4bn in profits in just over two years. But it is now the source of a scandal that is imperilling the Wall Street ...

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

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

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

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

This case of alleged market manipulation is a reminder to upgrade our regulation and surveillance with clear red lines set ...

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The former Chairperson of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), on Tuesday refuted claims of regulatory failure ...

The regulator acted swiftly and decisively in the alleged index manipulation case, Buch said, rebuffing media criticism.

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US-based trading firm, Jane Street, refutes allegations by India's market regulator, Sebi, claiming a misunderstanding of standard hedging practices.