Shares of Angel One rose over 2% today as investor sentiment improved after SEBI lifted the trading ban on Jane Street, a major US-based proprietary trading firm, allowing it to resume market activities in India. The move is seen as positive for overall market liquidity and brokerage activity.
On Monday, SEBI announced it had withdrawn restrictions imposed on Jane Street and its associated entities following their deposit of ₹4,843.57 crore into an escrow account, as directed in the interim order issued earlier this month. Jane Street was initially barred from trading due to allegations of index manipulation and unfair trading practices, which reportedly netted the firm ₹36,671 crore in illicit profits from January 2023 to May 2025. With the deposit secured, SEBI permitted Jane Street to resume operations but warned it to refrain from any further manipulative practices, with close monitoring continuing until the investigation concludes.
At the time of writing, Angel One shares were trading at ₹2,773, up 2.46% on the NSE.
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