Behind Jane Street, Global Trading Companies For India’s attractive derivatives market: Report

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Behind Jane Street, Global Trading Companies For India’s attractive derivatives market: Report

It is not just the Jane Street Group LLC that saw the promise in India’s attractive derivatives markets. There are half a dozen other global trading giants who are fighting for a large pie. Among them are US -based Citadel Securities, IMC Trading, Millennium and Netherlands based OPT Ptivar.

A Reuters report states that these companies are raising their presence in India’s booming derivatives markets, accelerating the glitter to improve the technology and pushes exchanges.

According to the report, the plans for renting companies are being reported for the first time, as expected that the foundations of big domestic consumers and investors will help India to protect India from global upheaval through trade policies of US President Donald Trump.

India, South Asian Power House, accounts for about 60% of the Global Equity derivative trading volume in April, reporting that its regulators, citing the Future Industry Association, have stated that the fictional turnover of the contract has increased by 48 times.

The rush of gold from international operators comes to light of the success of Jane Street in the US, though Jane Street has hit a regulatory wall and is under an interim ban on entry into Indian markets.

On Thursday, the Securities and Exchange Board India F India (SEBI) kept Jane Street in violation of the rules in the interim order, in which the company was manipulated in derivatives (F&O) markets and for illegal benefits of up to Rs 36,500 crore. Media reports cite that it could increase the scope of its investigation for more indicators and exchange.

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Foreign trading companies are taking a pan from Jane Street books to unite their presence in India.

“We have seen both the trading fronts rising on the trading front, where you will see more players going for equal opportunities, and” Global High-Speed ​​Trading, “said Joslin Dent and Nund of Global High-Speed ​​Trader IMC Trading,” We have seen more players going for equal opportunities, “said Reuters’ report. The Pay FIRM plans to grow more than 50% in its team by the end of 2026, Dentend, Managing Director of India unit.

Market-Making Pay FIRM Citadel Securities, established by renowned investor Kenneth Griffin, runs a lean team of about 10, published in the report.

Citing sources familiar with Pay FIRM’s plans, Reuters said that Citadel Securities recently kept the Chief Operating Powering Officer for India and the head of the country of India.

Hedge fund is expanding its India desk by Millennium Dubai and Singapore, a source told Reuters.

Earlier, Jane Street Group received a SEBI ban before IIT Madras student Rs. Headlines were created to provide an annual package of Rs 3.3 crore. The viral news of this extraordinary offer fur published Jane Street’s amazing return and rigorous recruitment process, which organizes a global practice of taking jobs from top universities like MIT, Harvard, Cambridge, OX Qsford, Prinston and Stanford.

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