Securities Exchange Board of India or SEBI, the domestic capital markets regulator has called for a constructive engagement from all stakeholders on the derivatives market amid high investor losses.

India’s order banning Jane Street for alleged price manipulation has raised concerns over investor protection.

When does arbitrage edge into illegality? The line between arbitrage and market manipulation has long been one of the greyest ...

India's equity index options trading has plummeted by a third following the ban on U.S. high-frequency trading firm Jane ...

The Indian markets ended lower on Thursday, weighed down by declines in financial and IT stocks, as investor sentiment turned ...

Specialised investment funds are breaking ground—not just for institutional capital, but potentially for retail investors too ...

Sebi wants to improve India's derivatives market. Ananth Narayan suggests extending F&O contract tenures. He highlights ...

The regulator is rightly worried about mounting losses in derivatives. However, brokers fear that some of the likely measures ...

While acknowledging that exchanges, brokers, and other intermediaries have significant revenue dependence on such trading ...

It might be more useful to see Jane Street episode as India’s shoe-shine-boy-offering-stock-tips moment, and remove the ...