The Indian regulator prohibits the American commercial company Jane Street from access to the securities market
A general vision of the SEBI building (Securities and Exchange Board of India) is visible in the business district of Mumbai, India, on July 1, 2025.
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The Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI) prohibited Jane Street Group from accessing the Indian securities market, according to a prescription published on the regulator’s website on Friday.
The prescription indicated that the “entities of the American commercial company are prevented from accessing the securities market and it is also prohibited from buying, selling or processing securities, directly or indirectly.”
He also declared that the banks were responsible for ensuring that “no debit was carried out, without the authorization of SEBI”, for the accounts held by the entities of Jane Street, jointly or individually.
CNBC contacted Sebi and Jane Street to comment.
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