SEBI made this statement after barring Jane Street and its other related entities from the capital markets for making unlawful gains using manipulative strategies.
The fear of manipulation from other similar players may not be that much and that no more similar investigations or orders like Jane Street are expected, the statement said further.
SEBI also remains on the look out for any new risks, if any emerge.
SEBI’s order explained how Jane Street built its exposure in the Nifty Bank options during the first eight minutes of the trading day. Accordingly, trades in select put and call option contracts were built.
“The trading pattern of JS Group in both Nifty Bank Call and Put options reflects a clear bearish sentiment in cash-equivalent terms,” SEBI’s order explained. In the call option segment, JS Group’s net cash-equivalent short exposure during the first eight minutes of trade on the Nifty Bank increased by ₹3,661.16 crore.
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First Published:Â Jul 4, 2025 10:51 AM IST
