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Jane Street Trading Investigation Closed by India's NSE

Jane Street Trading Investigation Closed by India's NSE

Bloomberg14-05-2025

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India's largest stock exchange has closed an investigation into irregular trades by Jane Street Group, one of the most active foreign players in the country's derivatives markets, according to people familiar with the matter.

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