JANE STREET GROUP
$7 billion profit! Wall Street trader who milked crores from India turned Trump tariffs into a fortune
Jane Street posted Q2 2025 profits of $6.9 billion on revenues of $10.1 billion, fueled by Trump’s tariff-driven market volatility, outpacing major US banks.
Jane Street blindsides Sebi in fight over India trades
Jane Street has appealed against the Securities and Exchange Board of India's (SEBI) order regarding market manipulation. The US firm claims it was denied access to crucial documents. Jane Street also argues that SEBI's surveillance department previously found no evidence of manipulation. The appeal has increased tensions between Jane Street and SEBI. It also raises questions about SEBI's internal processes.
Jane Street's $10.1-biilion trading haul sets Wall Street record
Jane Street Group achieved a record-breaking $10.1 billion in net trading revenue during the second quarter, surpassing major Wall Street banks. This surge, more than double the previous year's figure, propelled their first-half trading revenue to an unprecedented $17.3 billion. The firm benefited significantly from the market volatility spurred by President Trump's tariffs and subsequent investor repositioning.
Swiggy, HDFC Bank, Eternal among stocks bought & sold by SBI Mutual Fund in July
In July, SBI Mutual Fund strategically adjusted its portfolio, increasing its stake in Suzlon Energy and Swiggy significantly. Conversely, the fund house reduced its holdings in HDFC Bank and Eternal. Notably, Vodafone Idea saw a substantial increase in shares, while Ashok Leyland experienced a major offloading. The fund house also made new entries and a complete exit from Raymond Realty.
Why Citadel Securities is hiring options trader in India post Jane Street saga
Citadel Securities is expanding its Indian operations by hiring options trader Prajual Maheshwari, signaling confidence in the South Asian market despite recent regulatory scrutiny. The firm aims to recruit more traders and senior staff for its Gurugram office, which already handles cash equities and derivatives.
Taxman hunts for clues on 'control' of Jane St India
The Income Tax Department is investigating US investor Jane Street. It has summoned EY, Jane's auditor in India. The department seeks details about Jane's Indian operations. They want to know who controlled the trading and where instructions originated. The tax office suspects tax avoidance through Jane's India, Singapore, and Hong Kong entities. Sebi may have prompted the tax probe.
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More big four pros landing at C-suite spot as firms become leadership pipeline
The Big Four accounting firms—EY, PwC, KPMG, and Deloitte—are increasingly becoming a significant source of C-suite talent for corporations in India. Industry experts estimate that 30 to 50 leaders transition annually from these firms to corporate boardrooms.
How India struggled to regulate Jane Street's money-spinning machine
India's market regulator, SEBI, faced challenges in investigating Jane Street for alleged market manipulation in derivatives trading, despite early warnings from the NSE. The probe, initiated after surveillance alerts, was complicated by the firm's trading practices and the explosion of retail participation in the derivatives market.
8 stocks go ex-dividend on August 7. Is your portfolio ready?
Dividend-seeking investors have a busy day as August 6 is the last trading session to buy shares of companies declaring payouts with a record date of August 7. Notable names include Avanti Feeds, PI Industries, and DISA India, offering hefty dividends. Realty, financials, and other dividend-yielding stocks may see heightened activity ahead of the cut-off.
India's tax department investigating Jane Street over possible tax treaty misuse, sources say
Indian tax authorities are investigating Jane Street for potential tax violations related to derivative trades. The probe centers on whether the firm used its Singapore entities to evade taxes, leveraging the Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement. This follows a SEBI ban alleging market manipulation.
Hong Kong taxis are a perfect stablecoin test case
Hong Kong's taxis are now mandated to accept digital payments, potentially opening the door for stablecoin adoption. With new licensing for stablecoins in Hong Kong, firms like Ant Group could leverage this opportunity to establish a significant test case, especially given China's restrictions on retail crypto activity.
Jane Street not co-operating with India's taxman in ongoing probe
Jane Street, a US-based trading firm, is reportedly not cooperating with India's Income Tax probe, with key servers and account books located abroad. The company has minimal presence in India, further hampering the investigation. SEBI previously accused Jane Street of market manipulation and ordered a ₹4,843 crore deposit. Trading resumed after payment, but restrictions on fraudulent practices remain in place.
I-T department digs deeper into Jane Street case, surveys Nuvama
The Income Tax department surveyed Nuvama Wealth Management. This relates to Jane Street's alleged market manipulation. Authorities are probing potential tax losses. SEBI had earlier alleged illegal gains by Jane Street. Jane Street deposited ₹4,840 crore in an escrow account. SEBI lifted the trading ban on Jane Street with conditions. Exchanges will closely monitor Jane Street's trades.
Jane Street to argue that retail demand drove its India trades
Jane Street Group is contesting market manipulation allegations in India, claiming its controversial options trades responded to high retail investor demand. The firm argues it facilitated options bets, hedging less to minimize market impact. While SEBI scrutinizes Jane Street's activity, the case tests India's regulatory framework amid growing global trading complexities.
All cylinders are firing and that led to record Rs 1,400 crore profit for Motilal Oswal group in Q1: Raamdeo Agrawal
Motilal Oswal Group is experiencing record performance, fueled by unprecedented capital market expansion. The company's operating revenue and bottom line have grown significantly, driven by strong performances in its AMC, PWM, and capital market segments. A bumper profit of Rs 1,430 crores was achieved this quarter, boosted by treasury gains, despite anticipating muted brokerage income due to regulatory changes.
Vijay Kedia exits Tata stock after making multibagger returns in 5 years
Vijay Kedia appears to have exited Tejas Networks after a stellar 975% return in five years, as his name is missing from the latest BSE shareholding data. The exit aligns with weak Q1FY26 results, where the company reported a sharp drop in revenue and a net loss of Rs 194 crore.
Microcap stock surges 44% in 2 days, stock split announcement tomorrow
Kesar Enterprises shares: The agenda includes a proposed hike in authorised capital, a stock split, and a reclassification of the authorised share capital. The board will also consider related amendments to the Capital Clause in the Memorandum of Association.
Sebi shares Jane Street probe details with SEC
The US SEC has requested details from SEBI regarding the Jane Street probe, focusing on alleged derivatives market manipulation. SEBI has responded to the SEC's queries, adhering to IOSCO guidelines for information sharing between regulatory bodies.
Angel One, other broking stocks in focus as NSE issues stricter guidelines for retail algo trading
The NSE has released a detailed framework for retail algorithmic trading to enhance safety and transparency. Brokers will now be liable for all algo orders and must audit API access, ensuring secure authentication. Algo providers must be empanelled, strategies registered with unique IDs, and participants categorized by role.
MCX, BSE shares jump up to 2% as Sebi lifts trading ban on Jane Street with conditions
The market regulator has lifted the trading suspension on Jane Street Group, allowing it to resume trading in Indian securities after meeting the necessary compliance requirements.
Sebi allows Jane Street to resume trading, but sets conditions
SEBI has conditionally lifted the trading ban on Jane Street after the firm deposited ₹4,844 crore in an escrow account. Stock exchanges are directed to closely monitor Jane Street's dealings to prevent manipulative activities during the ongoing investigation. Jane Street maintains that SEBI's order reflects a misunderstanding of standard hedging practices.
Sebi grants conditional relief to Jane Street, asks stock exchanges to monitor activities
SEBI has granted conditional relief to Jane Street, allowing the U.S. trading firm to resume market activities after creating a ₹4,844 crore escrow account. This follows SEBI's earlier ban due to alleged market manipulation. Stock exchanges are directed to closely monitor Jane Street's dealings to prevent any fraudulent practices, ensuring compliance with SEBI's directives.
Jane Street scandal wipes out 35% of index options premium turnover on NSE
On Thursday's weekly expiry (June 17), the NSE's options premium turnover was ₹39,625.77 crore, marking a 35% drop compared to the average expiry day turnover of ₹60,605 crore for June, according to exchange data.
Jane Street seeks Sebi nod to remove trading ban after depositing Rs 4,843 crore
Jane Street, an American quant trading firm, deposited approximately Rs 4,843.58 crore into an escrow account. Following this deposit, the firm has formally requested the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) to lift the ban imposed on its trading activities in Indian securities. SEBI acknowledged the deposit and confirmed Jane Street's request to remove certain restrictions.
Jane Street complies with Sebi, deposits Rs 4,843 crore in escrow account
Jane Street Group can resume trading in Indian securities markets after depositing Rs 4,843.5 crore in an escrow account, fulfilling Sebi's directive. While restrictions are lifted, the firm must avoid manipulative activities and the flagged trading strategy. Exchanges will monitor Jane Street's dealings, and restrictions may be reconsidered based on the investigation's outcome.
Jane Street fallout hits NSE’s pre-IPO valuation
India's securities regulator has temporarily banned Jane Street Group LLC. This action raises concerns about reduced trading volumes in the derivatives market. Shares of National Stock Exchange of India have declined. This follows a recent surge driven by IPO hopes. The ban on Jane Street may prompt tighter trading rules. This could further delay NSE's listing plans.
Income Tax department mulls probe into Jane Street after SEBI allegations of market manipulation
Following SEBI's allegations of market manipulation against Jane Street, the Income Tax department is considering a probe into potential violations. The investigation will focus on General Anti-Avoidance Rules (GAAR) and permanent establishment norms, examining the firm's structure involving Indian and offshore entities. Authorities suspect profits booked in Singapore may be reattributed to India, leading to significant tax implications.
Jane Street saga: Rahul Gandhi targets Modi govt over SEBI’s crackdown, says investors are being pushed to brink of ruin
Rahul Gandhi has criticized the Modi government following SEBI's crackdown on Jane Street for allegedly manipulating the Indian stock market. Gandhi claims he highlighted the F&O market's vulnerability to manipulation in 2024, accusing SEBI of delayed action. SEBI has frozen Jane Street's assets and banned them from trading due to suspected price manipulation, raising concerns about retail investor exploitation.
Sebi bars global trading giant Jane Street for ‘manipulation’
SEBI has barred Jane Street from the Indian securities market, alleging manipulation of the Bank Nifty index through derivative positions, leading to losses for retail investors. The regulator has ordered the seizure of ₹4,844 crore in illegal gains and prohibited several Jane Street entities from trading.
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