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SEBI Bars Global Fund Jane Street From Accessing Indian Markets
India's market regulator said it had barred global fund Jane Street from accessing the nation's securities market, after an investigation into alleged market manipulation. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) posted an order on its website dated July 3 outlining that Jane Street would no longer be able to participate in the domestic securities market.
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SEBI To Run Public Campaign On F&O Risks, Says Chairman After Jane Street ActionChairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey said the regulator is mindful that excessive disclosures and compliance can become a burden for ...
Jane Street offered a record Rs 4.3 crore package to an IIT Madras student for a quantitative trading role before SEBI’s ...
Mumbai: Capital markets regulator Sebi chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey on Saturday made it clear that market manipulation is not ...
SEBI's action against Jane Street exposes high risk expiry day manipulations, urging retail investors to stay informed, avoid ...
SEBI has accused US-based trading firm Jane Street of manipulating the Bank Nifty index that earned it around Rs 36,500 crore ...
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NSE’s surveillance systems were notably effective in monitoring trading on expiry days, which are particularly sensitive ...
The public issue, with a face value of Rs 1, is a mix of fresh issue of shares up to Rs 450 crore and an offer-for-sale (OFS) ...
SEBI has imposed interim restrictions on US-based Jane Street, accusing it of manipulating India’s derivatives market to gain ...
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