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SEBI Expected to Reject Jane Street’s Data Request Amid Ongoing Market-Conduct Probe
India’s market regulator SEBI is likely to deny proprietary trading firm Jane Street’s request for additional trade-related data submissions in court, according to sources cited in the ongoing investigation.Regulators are examining whether any patterns indicate market-moving behaviour or structural opacity in algorithmic execution practices.
The development highlights intensifying scrutiny of high-frequency and quantitative trading models as India strengthens oversight of advanced trading strategies.
Reuters• By Pooja Kumari
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SEBI Expected to Reject Jane Street’s Data Request Amid Ongoing Market-Conduct Probe
India’s market regulator SEBI is likely to deny proprietary trading firm Jane Street’s request for additional trade-related data submissions in court, according to sources cited in the ongoing investigation.Regulators are examining whether any patterns indicate market-moving behaviour or structural opacity in algorithmic execution practices.
The development highlights intensifying scrutiny of high-frequency and quantitative trading models as India strengthens oversight of advanced trading strategies.
Reuters• By Pooja Kumari
Explore:High Return Equity Mutual Fund
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SEBI is expected to deny Jane Street’s data request as part of an investigation into trading activity between 2023 and 2025.
India’s market regulator SEBI is likely to deny proprietary trading firm Jane Street’s request for additional trade-related data submissions in court, according to sources cited in the ongoing investigation.Regulators are examining whether any patterns indicate market-moving behaviour or structural opacity in algorithmic execution practices.
The development highlights intensifying scrutiny of high-frequency and quantitative trading models as India strengthens oversight of advanced trading strategies.
India’s market regulator SEBI is likely to deny proprietary trading firm Jane Street’s request for additional trade-related data submissions in court, according to sources cited in the ongoing investigation.Regulators are examining whether any patterns indicate market-moving behaviour or structural opacity in algorithmic execution practices.
The development highlights intensifying scrutiny of high-frequency and quantitative trading models as India strengthens oversight of advanced trading strategies.
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