Jane Street Ban Hits Options Trade

  Published 1 year ago

India’s weekly index options turnover slumps 36% after Jane Street’s ban, with liquidity drying and volatility remaining low.

  • SEBI barred Jane Street for index manipulation, leading to sharp drop in options premium turnover on NSE and BSE.
  • Jane Street’s withdrawal hurt liquidity, with no new market-makers filling the gap, analysts warn of prolonged impact.
  • Low volatility also dampens trading; Nifty volatility index near one-year low, reducing trader activity and risk appetite.
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