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Sebi says Jane Street’s appeal for more details a delaying ploy

Economic Times 3 hrs ago·6 Oct 2026, 11:16 am

Sebi has dismissed Jane Street’s request for more time to review documents as a tactic to delay proceedings. The regulator is proceeding with its case against the global trading firm, which faces allegations of market manipulation in Nifty Bank derivatives.

This dispute highlights the growing regulatory scrutiny faced by foreign trading firms in India. The outcome will set a precedent for how international players manage compliance risks in the country's derivatives market.

Investors should monitor the next hearing, scheduled for Wednesday. The regulator’s firm stance suggests a focus on enforcing market integrity, which could impact how foreign entities operate in Indian financial markets.

Excerpt from Economic Times

Sebi has called Jane Street’s demand for additional documents a “dilatory” tactic as the Wall Street trading firm challenges the regulator’s market manipulation allegations. The dispute centres on Jane Street’s trading in Nifty Bank derivatives. The outcome could influence how global trading firms assess regulatory…
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