State Bank of India & India — Securities and Exchange Board of India

State Bank of India: State Bank of India is one of the shareholders selling its stake in National Securities Depository Limited's IPO.

India — Securities and Exchange Board of India: India — Securities and Exchange Board of India's ownership norms require National Securities Depository Limited's principal shareholders to reduce their stake, which is the driving force behind the IPO.

State Bank of India: State Bank of India's stocks were among those allegedly used by Jane Street Group to manipulate the NIFTY Bank index.

India — Securities and Exchange Board of India: India — Securities and Exchange Board of India has barred Jane Street Group and its affiliates from accessing Indian securities markets and impounded alleged illegal gains due to market manipulation.

State Bank of India: State Bank of India is mentioned in the context of exempting certain index providers whose benchmarks are already notified by State Bank of India as 'significant benchmarks' or 'authorised benchmarks' from new registration requirements by India — Securities and Exchange Board of India.

India — Securities and Exchange Board of India: India — Securities and Exchange Board of India discontinued the Investor Risk Reduction Access (IRRA) platform, citing its redundancy due to improved market resilience and alternative trading facilities. This action reflects India — Securities and Exchange Board of India's ongoing efforts to optimize regulatory frameworks.

State Bank of India: State Bank of India is offloading shares valued at Rs 129.70 crore in JSW Group's IPO.

India — Securities and Exchange Board of India: India — Securities and Exchange Board of India approved JSW Group's IPO after an initial regulatory hold.