Market Regulatory SEBI on Monday lifted the restrictions imposed on American firm Jane Street facing allegations of rigging. SEBI has approved the removal of the restrictions imposed on Jane Street and approved it to start a business once again. Let us tell you that SEBI has given this permission after depositing Rs 4843.57 crore in Jane Street’s Escro account. In his order of July 3, SEBI had directed Jane Street to deposit the said amount in the Escro account. After compliance with this order, the ban on access to securities market will no longer apply.
Instructions to stay away from any fraud, rigging or inappropriate business behavior
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) said in a statement that according to the interim order issued on July 3, 2025, the Jane Street Group has deposited an amount of Rs 4843.57 crore according to para 62.11 of the interim order issued on July 3, 2025. SEBI said, “The interim order will no longer apply.” The regulator lifted the ban on business, saying that the concerned institutions have been directly or indirectly instructed not to be involved in any fraud, manipulation or unfair business behavior. This includes trading in securities using any method mentioned in the interim order.
The transaction and status of Jane Street Group will continue to monitor
Jane Street and concerned units have committed to follow these conditions. SEBI has also directed the stock markets to continuously monitor the transactions and situation of the Gen Street Group to ensure further strict monitoring. The regulator said that it is committed to following the appropriate process and ensuring the integrity of the securities market. The stock markets have said that they will follow SEBI’s instructions.
Latest business news
