On July 31, the I-T department surveyed Nuvama Wealth, which acts as the custodian for Jane Street's foreign entities amid ...

Jane Street Capital, already facing scrutiny over co-founder Robert Granieri's alleged link to a South Sudan coup attempt, now faces allegations of stock manipulation in India, leading to a ban by ...

SEBI has conditionally lifted its trading ban on US-based quant trading firm Jane Street after the firm deposited $567 million (~₹4,843 crore) in escrow. While allowed to resume market operations, the ...

The income tax department believes the treaty benefit was wrongly claimed and that profits from the derivatives segment are ...

Sebi's recent order on US-based trading firm Jane Street has exposed risks in India’s capital markets. Indian regulators must ...

Shares of BSE gained as much as 3.5% to ₹2,535 on the BSE, while Angel One shares rose 2.1% to hit a low of ₹2,736 apiece. Similarly, Central Depository Services (India) shares climbed 2.2% to touch a ...

SEBI, in an interim order on July 3, barred the US trading firm from trading securities in the Indian market, saying some of ...

Eighteen days after barring Jane Street from India’s capital markets over alleged manipulative trading in Nifty futures, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has permitted the New ...

According to SEBI’s 105-page interim order, Jane Street used its capital and speed to influence price action in India’s cash and futures markets, allegedly enabling it to profit from oversized ...

Wall Street trading firm Jane Street made its first stride into decentralized finance (DeFi) by taking out a $25 million loan in USDC from BlockTower Capital via the marketplace Clearpool.

Jane Street, the quantitative proprietary trading firm and market-maker where crypto billionaire Sam Bankman-Fried cut his teeth, is trading at least one cryptocurrency strategy in-house ...

Jane Street Capital, United Church of Christ and San Bernardino County are part of a bond-market insurgency fighting a regulatory proposal they say will skew trading in favor of large Wall Street ...