India’s market regulator Sebi is intensifying scrutiny of global financial firms, targeting entities linked to JPMorgan, Jane Street, Bank of America and Capital Group over alleged market misconduct. The crackdown focuses on protecting retail investors, particularly in India’s huge options market, while pushing foreign institutions to strengthen compliance as regulatory oversight becomes more stringent.
Sebi has signaled internally that it is getting more proactive in examining transactions by domestic and international traders as part of an effort to protect retail investors
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India’s market regulator Sebi is intensifying scrutiny of global financial firms, targeting entities linked to JPMorgan, Jane Street, Bank of America and Capital Group over alleged market misconduct. The crackdown focuses on protecting retail investors, particularly in India’s huge options market, while pushing foreign institutions to strengthen compliance as regulatory oversight becomes more stringent.
