BSE, NSE investors foot Rs 1.4 lakh crore bill for Jane Street scandal, F&O mess clean-up
Indian stock exchanges BSE and NSE faced significant market capitalization losses. This decline is due to the Jane Street scandal and regulatory actions. Derivatives turnover plunged, leading to analyst downgrades. BSE shares entered bear territory, while NSE approached a similar decline. SEBI's actions and retail trader losses further intensified the market pressure. | Source: The Economic Times
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0. Jane Street complies with Sebi, deposits Rs 4,843 crore in escrow account - The Economic Times1. India bars Jane Street from its securities market, citing manipulation of stock indexes - Reuters
2. Jane Street seeks Sebi nod to remove trading ban after depositing Rs 4,843 crore - The Economic Times
3. SEBI confirms Jane Street deposited ₹4,843 crore, says certain requests 'under examination' - CNBC TV18
4. Jane Street Deposits Rs 4,800 Crore In Escrow As Mandated, But Wont Resume Trading Immediately - NDTV Profit
5. Jane Street complies with Sebi order, deposits Rs 4,843.5 crore in escrow account - The New Indian Express
6. Jane Street Deposits Rs 4,843.5 Crore As Per Sebi Order; Can It Trade In Indian Market Now? - News18
7. Jane Street deposits Rs 4,843 crore in escrow account, requests Sebi to lift curbs - India TV News
8. Jane Street Deposits Rs 4,843 Crore with SEBI but Won’t Resume Trading Yet - Times Now
9. Jane Street deposits Rs 4,843.5 crore, set to return to Dalal Street: Report - India Today