In an order released on Friday, SEBI found Jane Street (JS), a New York-based hedge fund, guilty of manipulating the indices by taking bets in the cash, and, F&O markets simultaneously.

Nithin Kamath, in a social media post on LinkedIn, said that Jio-BlackRock entering the stock broking business is "great news ...

"You've got to hand it to SEBI for going after Jane Street. If the allegations are true, it's blatant market manipulation," Kamath wrote on X.

Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath believes that Jio Financial Services’ entry into the stockbroking space doesn’t pose as much threat ...

SEBI’s action against Jane Street may be justified, but it could have unintended consequences, warns Zerodha CEO Nithin ...

Nithin Kamath also reflected on the role of other financial services businesses in the sector, who are constantly seeking to ...

BlackRock's entry into India's stockbroking sector as a positive step towards broader retail participation. Kamath also ...

Nithin Kamath, CEO and co-founder of Zerodha, praised the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) for taking action ...

Kamath pointed to the structural differences between the US and Indian markets, suggesting that regulatory laxity in the US ...

Nithin Kamath said that many people get carried away by the hype around buying shares of companies before they go public. But ...

Nithin Kamath sees primary competition coming in from first-generation founders who he described as "running, breathing, and ...

Zerodha founder Nithin Kamath, weighing in on the Jane Street fiasco, has said maybe this is what happens when companies are ...