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The Great Indian Trading Heist: Jane Street's $5 Billion Exploits Highlight SEBI’s Biggest Failure
In a stunning expose of regulatory oversight, India's market regulator SEBI has been caught flat-footed in one of the most audacious cases of market manipulation in the country’s financial history. The US-based quant trading giant Jane Street Group LLC,
Global trading giant Jane Street, now under SEBI’s scanner for alleged market manipulation, had offered a record ₹4.3-crore ...
SEBI has banned Jane Street Group from Indian markets. The firm allegedly inflated prices before selling aggressively, ...
Sebis clampdown on Jane Street has rocked Indian markets, exposing deep regulatory gaps in tracking complex derivatives ...
Did you know? Jane Street's most powerful and recluse founder Rob Granieri, has been implicated in a $7 million funding ...
New Delhi :Zerodha founder and CEO Nithin Kamath has cautioned that retail trading activity could be impacted if proprietary ...
Uday Kotak flagged structural flaws in Indian markets — warning against excessive money power, distorted liquidity, and ...
Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath warned that retail trading may be affected if proprietary trading giants like Jane Street withdraw ...
As per reports, Granieri wired $7 million in two payments allegedly used to procure AK-47s, Stinger missiles, and grenades to ...
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Global trading firm Jane Street, recently banned by Sebi over a ₹36,500 crore market manipulation case, had offered a ₹4.3 ...
SEBI has imposed interim restrictions on US-based Jane Street, accusing it of manipulating India’s derivatives market to gain ...
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