<h1>Trading firm resumes market access after depositing Rs 4,843 crore in escrow following manipulation allegations</h1> Markets regulator lifted trading restrictions on a US-based proprietary trading firm previously accused of market manipulation after the company deposited Rs 4,843.57 crore in an escrow account as mandated. The regulator had issued an interim order on July 3 requiring this deposit, and following compliance, trading restrictions were removed. However, the firm and related entities remain prohibited from engaging in fraudulent, manipulative, or unfair trading practices, including using trading patterns identified in the original order. The entities have confirmed their commitment to complying with these ongoing conditions while being allowed to resume securities market access.