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China investigates foreign ETF trading, including Jane Street’s, over manipulation claims, amid market stability concerns.
Chinese regulators are investigating foreign ETF trading activities, including those of Jane Street Group, following allegations of market manipulation in India—claims the firm denies.
The probe, focused on the $859 billion ETF market, examines trading patterns via the QFI program, though Jane Street accounts for less than 2% of mainland China’s ETF volume.
UBS paused some of Jane Street’s trades as a precaution, but other firms like Optiver and Susquehanna remain unaffected.
The move reflects Beijing’s broader concern over market stability amid retail investor dominance and volatility.
A Jan. 19 hearing in India will address Jane Street’s appeal after it posted $570 million in escrow.
No formal charges have been filed in China.
China investiga el comercio extranjero de ETF, incluidos los de Jane Street, por reclamos de manipulación, en medio de preocupaciones sobre la estabilidad del mercado.