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SEBI Moves Quickly Against Alleged Closing Auction System Manipulation

SEBI Moves Quickly Against Alleged Closing Auction System Manipulation
SEBI’s Quick JPMorgan Action Sends A Warning To Traders Over New Closing System · timesnownews.com

India’s market regulator is investigating trades that may have misused a new stock-market closing system.

The system is called the Closing Auction System.

The regulator, SEBI, took action against two companies.

Those companies are Copthall Mauritius Investment Ltd.

and Mansi Share and Stock Broking Ltd.

SEBI stopped them from accessing the capital markets for now.

The trades in question happened on August 13.

The action came only six days later.

This quick response warns traders that suspected manipulation may be examined rapidly.

Key facts

Regulator
Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
Companies barred
Copthall Mauritius Investment Ltd. and Mansi Share and Stock Broking Ltd.
Alleged conduct
Manipulation linked to the Closing Auction System
Trade date
August 13
Timing of action
Six days after the alleged trades
Regulatory significance
The interim action was unusually rapid compared with the historically longer timeline of SEBI investigations and enforcement proceedings

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