Jane Street's Indian units, JSI Investments and JSI2 Investments, are primarily managed by foreign executives including Edward James Wieser and Stephen James Ward.

As quant trading firm Jane Street faces regulatory heat in India, corporate filings show that its two local units—JSI ...

Since the order, index options premium turnover on the NSE and BSE exchanges declined on a week-on-week basis in four of five ...

The value traded based on option premiums plunged to a four-month low on the first major expiration day for Indian ...

A trading strategy would look legitimate if it works better at one-hundredth the size of the original play in a test replay.

SEBI’s trading halt on Jane Street dents expiry day volumes by 40 per cent and pulls NSE’s private market value down nearly ...

India’s securities market, a lifeline for millions of retail investors, is under siege by a ghost from its past: the ...

NSE data indicates that the total options turnover during the first eight trading sessions of July, has stood at ₹10.4 lakh ...

Accusations by the Indian securities regulator that market maker Jane Street manipulated the country’s stocks and derivatives ...

The regulator says that the high-frequency trading giant has made $4.3 billion from India in a little over two years, and so ...

Experts believe that Jane Street’s structure may lack commercial substance. This may potentially trigger the application of ...

The Indian markets regulator's ban on Wall Street trading giant Jane Street has squeezed volumes in the country's options ...