Stock Market NewsJane Street Gets SEBI Nod to Resume Trading—With LimitationsLast updated: July 21, 2025 1:25 pmAuthor- Jitesh KanwariyaShare2 Min ReadSHARENew York-based hedge fund Jane Street has been granted permission by SEBI to resume trading in India, but with strict limitations. According to a Reuters report citing unnamed sources, the firm will not be allowed to trade in options, and it has voluntarily decided not to trade in cash until it provides further explanations to the market regulator.ContentsInterim Order Restrictions LiftedBackground: Market Manipulation AllegationsExchanges Yet to Facilitate Trading“While the firm has been allowed to resume trading in India, it has given an undertaking to SEBI that it will not trade in options,” a source told Reuters.Additionally, Jane Street has informed SEBI it will abstain from cash market trades until the matter is clarified.Interim Order Restrictions LiftedSEBI had earlier issued an interim order suspending Jane Street’s market access, citing manipulation in the Indian market. However, the regulator recently sent an email to the firm on July 18, stating that the restrictions are no longer applicable following the deposit of impounded funds.Despite the permission to trade again, the return is expected to be subdued, given the limitations on trading options and voluntary pause in the cash segment.Read Also: New Leaders, New Gains: CEO Transitions Fuel Stock Market Surge in India IncBackground: Market Manipulation AllegationsJane Street was accused of manipulating Indian indices through simultaneous bets in the cash, futures, and options markets between January 2023 and May 2025. SEBI alleged that the firm’s coordinated trades led to unfair profits, prompting a crackdown.Total net gains reported during the probe period stood at ₹36,671 crore.SEBI impounded over ₹4,843 crore, and suspended Jane Street’s market access earlier this month.Exchanges Yet to Facilitate TradingThough SEBI has lifted the restrictions, sources noted that the two Indian exchanges have not yet facilitated the firm’s buying and selling of securities. The process could take additional time as regulatory procedures are followed.Know More About:Stock Market TodayNifty Option ChainYou Might Also LikeIndiGo Shares Rebound After DGCA Grants Partial Relief on Pilot Duty NormsRate Cut Meets a Falling Rupee: Yes Bank, Union Bank Shares Rise Up to 3% on Bank Nifty InclusionDGCA Eases Pilot Rest Rules to Help Stabilize IndiGo’s Operations Amid Flight DisruptionsPetronet LNG Shares Gain 4% After 15-Year Ethane Deal With ONGC; Nomura Sees 34% UpsideRate Cut Meets a Falling Rupee: Sensex Gains 500 Pts, Nifty Near 26,200 as RBI’s 25 bps Cut Lifts MarketsShare This ArticleFacebookCopy LinkShareByJitesh KanwariyaFollow: I am Jitesh Kanwariya is a professional stock market analyst and F&O trader with expertise in derivatives and market research. A Python developer by profession, he leverages data-driven insights to analyse market trends and simplify trading for investors. Previous Article New Leaders, New Gains: CEO Transitions Fuel Stock Market Surge in India Inc Next Article Tata Capital Files Updated DRHP for IPO; Investor Buzz Lifts Tata Investment Shares Stay Connected3.9kFollowersLike1.5kFollowersFollow10FollowersPin261FollowersFollow22.9kSubscribersSubscribe20kFollowersFollow561FollowersFollowLatest NewsRate Cut Meets Falling Rupee: India’s Markets Enter a New Tug-of-WarFinance and EconomyDecember 5, 2025Govt Shuts Door on FDI Limit Hike, Merger Chatter; PSU Bank Rally Now Hinges on FundamentalsFinance and EconomyDecember 5, 2025Large Trade Deal: Meesho, Aequs, Vidya Wires IPOs Enter Final Bidding Day as GMPs Surge on Strong DemandIPO NewsDecember 5, 2025ITC Hotels Shares Trade Flat as ₹3,856 Crore Block Deal Transfers 9% Equity; BAT Likely SellerStock Market NewsDecember 5, 2025