GENERAL4 Sept 2026
Jane Street seeks Sebi-NSE correspondence in market manipulation case; alleges role of UAE-based hedge fund | Stock Market News
US hedge fund Jane Street has asked the Securities Appellate Tribunal to make Sebi share its letters with the National Stock Exchange. Jane Street says two earlier reviews cleared its trades, yet Sebi barred it in July 2025 and ordered it to return ₹4,843 crore. It suspects a UAE-based hedge fund's complaint triggered the fresh probe. Next hearing: 5 October.
Key Statutory Highlights
- Jane Street is seeking Sebi-NSE correspondence to defend itself against market manipulation allegations.
- Two prior reviews by NSE and Sebi's own surveillance arm reportedly found no evidence of manipulation.
- Jane Street says a complaint by a UAE-based hedge fund may have led Sebi to start a new investigation despite those clean chits.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If your firm is under a Sebi probe, keep copies of any prior exchange or regulator reviews that cleared your trades — they can be crucial evidence in an appeal.
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