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

SEBI has conditionally lifted its trading ban on US-based quant trading firm Jane Street after the firm deposited $567 ...

As one of the top five digital brokers in India, Angel One’s performance raises questions about the health of the broking ...

SEBI's historic order against U.S. based quants giant Jane Street Group LLC has left India’s financial markets reeling— not ...

US trading giant Jane Street has regained access to Indian markets after meeting Sebi’s conditions, but its return is limited ...

Shares of firms like BSE and Angel One rose up to 3% after reports said SEBI allowed US-based Jane Street to resume trading ...

Retail investors across India should thank the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) for its draft paper proposal to ...

Jane Street Group resumes trading in India after depositing $564 million in escrow account, amid manipulation allegations.

Market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has imposed a penalty of Rs2 lakh on MCS Share Transfer Agent ...

Following the deposit of Rs 4,843 crore, the restrictions imposed by Sebi's interim order are no longer applicable.

As per the latest report on Bloomberg, India’s securities regulator has allowed Jane Street Group to resume trading in the ...

Allowing second fund to launch at the same expense ratio as that of the first fund is a welcome move and should avoid ...