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Jane Street to challenge Sebi’s ₹4,843 crore ban, calls trading activity ‘basic index arbitrage’: Report
On Thursday, Sebi issued an interim order barring the U.S.-based investment firm and its group entities from accessing the securities market in India, while directing them to disgorge ₹4,843.57 crore in alleged unlawful gains.
Steel-manning Jane Street’s Indian defence
In India, what could have started out as perfectly normal arbitrage in a massive and inefficient options market morphed into large de facto prop bets against Indian retail traders who overwhelmingly lose money. And the index arb conveniently happened to help that bet, while also helping Indian market pricing converge.
As US-based HFT firm faces scrutiny over alleged market manipulation, placement teams at top IITs await the regulator's final ...
SEBI's debarment of Jane Street and freezing of Rs 4,840 crore in supposed illegal profits has spurred the Wall Street firm ...
Douglas Schadewald and Daniel Spottiswood weren’t just any traders. They designed and ran Jane Street’s India index options ...
While Indian retailers suffered both financial loss and tax stress, Jane Street Singapore Pte Ltd—the main offshore ...
The Congress party has accused Sebi and the government of failing to protect small investors from market manipulation by US ...
Market regulator SEBI's probe into Jane Street's trading heist, which is the mother of all scandals in India, is likely to ...
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The biggest surveillance failure in the history of SEBI, the Jane Street scandal has shaken the regulatory framework of the ...
After the Jane Street scam, the exchanges are in action mode. With an aim to curb malpractices affecting retail investor ...
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