Jane Street

Sebi is expected to conclude its investigation soon, according to people in the know

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SEBI's response, which has yet to be made public, will say that Jane Street's appeal represents a delaying tactic by the US trading giant, one of the sources told Reuters

Narayan, who has spent more than two decades at global banks including Standard Chartered Plc, has been a driving force behind the charges against Jane Street

India has not done badly-it's just that other markets have done better, Wood said. For India, he believes, the inflows from domestic investors have been critical in preventing a correction.

Jane Street has been under the spotlight since July, when the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) barred the firm from trading in domestic markets over alleged manipulative practices

Sebi has broadened its probe into Jane Street beyond Bank Nifty to other indices, with early findings suggesting wider market manipulation than seen in the July order

SAT admitted Jane Street's appeal against Sebi over alleged Bank Nifty manipulation, asking Sebi to reply in 3 weeks, with the next hearing set for November 18

Jane Street told SAT Sebi ignored its own surveillance report and sought access to NSE communications and regulator emails in the ₹4,840-cr case

The Securities Appellate Tribunal begins hearing Jane Street's challenge to Sebi's July order amid claims of withheld documents and unfair trading ban

SEBI on July 4 temporarily barred the firm from local markets on allegations of market manipulation, which the company has denied

Jane Street has appealed to the Securities Appellate Tribunal against Sebi's July 3 order, alleging denial of crucial documents and bias in the Nifty Bank manipulation probe

US trading firm Jane Street has filed an appeal before SAT against Sebi's allegations of market manipulation

The high-frequency trading firm will appear before Sebi after being accused of manipulating Bank Nifty trades; proceedings may take up to eight months

Earlier, while lifting its ban on US trading firm Jane Street, the market regulator had directed exchanges to monitor the group's dealings

Searches at the US trading firm's India offices by the income tax department have been underway since last week, sources have said

Derivatives volumes rose 10% in July, reaching an 8-month high, as retail and proprietary traders responded to increased market volatility despite the ban on Jane Street

Jane Street is accused of blocking server access and keeping financial records abroad, as the Income Tax department probes alleged tax violations linked to Sebi's earlier market manipulation case

The Income Tax Department on Thursday conducted a survey operation at the premises of brokerage firm Nuvama Wealth Management as part of an alleged tax evasion probe against Jane Street, the US-based proprietary trading firm accused of market manipulation, official sources said. Sources stated the department is undertaking a "verification" exercise in the backdrop of a recent Sebi action against Jane Street. They added that officials are looking at the account books and computer records of the US firm and its local partners as part of the survey at the office premises. Nuvama Wealth Management Ltd, Jane Street's domestic trading partner, confirmed the IT action in a regulatory filing. "The Income Tax Department is conducting a survey today, under Section 133A of the Income Tax Act, 1961, at the company's registered office. The company is extending full co-operation with the authorities and sharing requisite information," it informed the BSE. It added that the company "continues to

Markets are currently concerned about weak Q1 earnings and a faltering trade deal discussion between the US and India, Menon said, which may severely impact domestic exports