New norms aimed at equal treatment of all AIF investors have raised concerns about their rigidity and impact on legacy deals.

The regulator alleged that Jane Street bought large quantities of constituents in India's Bank Nifty index in the cash and ...

Investing.com -- India’s market regulator proposed a rule change Monday that would allow asset management companies to offer services to pooled funds with limited investors, such as family offices or ...

SEBI barred trading firm Jane Street from buying and selling securities in the Indian market and also seized $567 million of ...

On Friday, the Securities and Exchange Board of India barred the firm from buying and selling securities in the Indian market ...

The Indian derivatives market, a frenetic hub of financial activity, has ballooned into a global juggernaut with daily ...

A recent SEBI study found that a staggering 91% of individual traders in India's equity derivatives segment (EDS) incurred ...

According to the regulator, the number of unique individual investors trading in EDS is down by 20 per cent compared to ...

Jane Street is challenging Indias market regulator SEBI after being banned for allegedly manipulating Indian bank stocks to ...

Indian retail investors have lost over Rs 1 lakh crore on derivative bets in FY25. Around 91 per cent of individual traders ...

Sebi suggests relaxing norms for asset management companies, enabling them to manage non-broad-based funds and expand ...

SEBI considers relaxing broad-based fund requirements, proposes governance controls, fee caps, and global distribution for ...