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Adjudication Order in respect of Ashwin Chunibhai Shah in the matter of Illiquid Stock Options on BSE

SEBI closed 2026
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What is this order about?

This order addresses Ashwin Chunibhai Shah's alleged manipulation of the stock options market on BSE through non-genuine trades that created artificial volume, violating SEBI regulations.

Who it concerns

Ashwin Chunibhai Shah (PAN: AMXPS1436R)

What was found or directed

  • SEBI found 9 non-genuine trades executed by Ashwin Chunibhai Shah in 4 stock options contracts
  • These trades created artificial volume of 6,26,000 units
  • Violated PFUTP Regulations 3(a), (b), (c), (d), 4(1) and 4(2)(a)
  • No response received from the Noticee to show cause notice
  • Proceeded ex-parte based on material available on record

Points worth noting

  • Artificial volume generated by the Noticee contributed 4.55% to 38.46% of total market volume in the contracts
  • Trades were squared up within short time with same counterparty
Source bodySecurities & Exchange Board of India (SEBI) — enforcement orders
Reference numberOrder/AK/RK/2026-27/32341
Statusclosed (section: order)
Year2026
Closing date
Documents1

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