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Indian regulator bans Jane Street from dealing securities
India’s stock market regulator has banned Jane Street from dealing securities in the country, accusing the New York-based trading firm of a “sinister scheme” to manipulate derivatives markets. The Securities and Exchange Board of India said its decision to limit Jane Street’s access to India’s securities markets stemmed from a months-long investigation.
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JSI2 Investments Private Ltd, Jane Street Singapore Pte Ltd, and Jane Street Asia Trading Ltd — from accessing the Indian ...
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