India Lifts Ban On JPMorgan Unit In Index Manipulation Charge
While the regulator has allowed both entities to trade in India's capital markets, its investigation into the alleged market manipulation will continue.
India lifted its trading ban on JPMorgan unit Copthall Mauritius and Mansi Share after they deposited Rs 2.96 crore ($311,230) in alleged unlawful gains. Accused by SEBI of manipulating BSE Sensex closing auction prices to boost options bets, both entities can trade again while the investigation continues
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India lifted its trading ban on JPMorgan unit Copthall Mauritius and Mansi Share after they deposited Rs 2.96 crore ($311,230) in alleged unlawful gains. Accused by SEBI of manipulating BSE Sensex closing auction prices to boost options bets, both entities can trade again while the investigation continues

