📰 ET Markets 🟢 BULLISH 🕒 10 Sep 2026, 07:23 AM IST

JPMorgan unit, Mansi Share gets nod to trade, but can’t participate in CAS

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Core Development: JPMorgan unit, Mansi Share gets nod to trade, but can’t participate in CAS

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Market & Financial Impact: Sebi has removed trading restrictions on Copthall Mauritius Investment and Mansi Share after they deposited questionable gains with the regulator last month. This decision aligns with Sebi's directive to block certain funds from their accounts. Nevertheless, they will still face limitations when participating in the closing auction session, as investigations into claims of market manipulation persist.

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Actionable Insight: 🟢 Bullish Trigger: Positive business expansion or earnings beat may attract institutional and retail buying.

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JPMorgan unit, Mansi Share gets nod to trade, but can’t participate in CAS

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