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SEBI Clarifies Jane Street Interim Order Is Not Show Cause, Probe Expands
India’s markets regulator, SEBI, has clarified that its ₹4,843 crore interim order against Jane Street Group is not a show cause notice. Investigations into alleged index options manipulation on the BANKNIFTY and NIFTY expiry days will continue.
SEBI's action against Jane Street exposes high risk expiry day manipulations, urging retail investors to stay informed, avoid ...
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SEBI Cracks Down on Jane Street: SEBI RA Explains How They Rigged The Market And Made CroresThe Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has imposed a ban on Jane Street Group and its affiliated entities, ...
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Sebi has barred U.S.-based Jane Street from Indias securities markets and frozen Rs 4,840 crore over alleged manipulation of ...
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SEBI identified 18 trading sessions — 15 involving Bank Nifty and three involving Nifty 50 — where the group allegedly ...
SEBI bans Jane Street from Indian securities markets over alleged violations; learn about the ongoing investigation and ...
SEBI to expand Jane Street probe beyond Banknifty and Nifty expiry trades, focusing on more indices, exchanges, and patterns.
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SEBI Maintains Close Watch On F&O Markets Amid Continued Retail LossesConcerns remain about the high concentration of trading activity in short-term expiries and a growing trend of speculative ...
SEBI bans Jane Street for alleged index manipulation; retail investors should stay informed about market impacts. Learn more ...
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