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BSE, Angel One, and Nuvama Wealth shares rose after SEBI allowed Jane Street to resume trading. The market rebounded from ...
SEBI allowed Jane Street to resume trading in the Indian stock markets with certain restrictions after the group confirms to ...
Following an interim order by the regulator, Jane Street deposited US$567 million in escrow as surety to be able to resume trading while the investigation continues. At the time of writing, the ...
In a wide-ranging interview, economist Raghuram Rajan critiques India’s retreat from liberalisation, warns against ...
The government on Tuesday (July 22) highlighted the surveillance mechanism set up by market regulator Securities and Exchange ...
On Tuesday, July 22, 2025, Indian benchmark indices ended the session in negative territory, weighed down by Large-Cap ...
Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty 50 closed almost flat after a highly volatile trading session on. The slight dip ...
Two important developments rocked domestic markets and captured the attention of global investors and regulators ...
In a recent TV interview, US Senator Lindsey Graham made strong remarks about the role of countries like India, China, and ...
SEBI has allowed US firm Jane Street to resume trading in India with restrictions after it deposited ₹4,863 crore in an escrow account. Experts praised SEBI’s balanced move, noting it protects retail ...
SEBI has permitted Jane Street to re-enter India's derivatives market after settling a ₹4,800 crore penalty. The global ...
Sebi lifts trading restrictions on Jane Street after the firm deposits ₹4,843 crore in an escrow account, complying with interim regulatory requirements in the IIFL case.
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