India's securities regulator is using AI-enabled and automated surveillance to sharpen its policing of market manipulation, with a recent case involving a JPMorgan-linked Mauritius entity becoming an early test of that approach. The Securities and Exchange Board of India alleged that Copthall Mauritius Investment Limited and Mansi Share and Stock Broking Private Limited placed aggressive orders during the BSE Sensex Closing Auction Session, influencing indicative closing prices tied to expiry-day options positions.
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