Markets regulator Sebi on Monday announced that it has allowed Jane Street, the US-based proprietary trading firm accused of ...

Jane Street was allowed to return to the markets after it complied with a key part of Sebi’s interim order. The firm ...

Jane Street has been permitted by SEBI to resume trading in Indian stock markets, although exchanges are yet to facilitate ...

MUMBAI: The markets watchdog Sebi has reportedly lifted the trading ban it had on July 3 imposed on the New York-based ...

Sebi allows Jane Street to resume trading after the firm deposits Rs 4,843 crore in an escrow account, following accusations ...

Sebi has lifted the trading ban on Jane Street, a US-based trading firm, after it deposited Rs 4,843.57 crore in an escrow ...

In its order, Sebi said stock exchanges have been instructed to continuously monitor all future dealings and positions of the ...

The markets regulator, SEBI, has allowed the US high-frequency trading firm, Jane Street, to re-enter the Indian equity markets after completing the directive to establish an escrow account and ...

Jane Street operated in both cash and derivatives markets as a Foreign Portfolio Investor (FPI) and as a trading member.

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

SEBI's debarment of Jane Street and freezing of Rs 4,840 crore in supposed illegal profits has spurred the Wall Street firm ...

Sebi lifts trading restrictions on Jane Street after the firm deposits ₹4,843 crore in an escrow account, complying with interim regulatory requirements in the IIFL case.