Jane Street Records $40B Revenue Amid Insider-Trading Lawsuit Dismissal Claim

Jane Street has once again made headlines after recently dismissing claims of the Terraform insider-trading lawsuit. However, the latest update of the leading Wall Street market maker is not about the legal development but its earnings.

As per the latest updates, the revenue of Jane Street hit a record of $40 billion last year. The robust number suggests that it has already surpassed almost all the big banks on Wall Street.

Jane Street Hits Robust Revenue of $40 Billion

The leading Wall Street market maker, Jane Street, has made its name in the top tier of global finance. According to a latest report by Bloomberg, citing people familiar with the matter, the firm has recorded nearly $40 billion in annual trading revenue.

This has helped the firm in outpacing most of the largest financial institutions on Wall Street. In addition, the $39.6 billion in annual revenue also marks a major milestone for the firm.

Meanwhile, the report showed that most of the gains have come in the final quarter of the last year. Jane Street has pulled in $15.5 billion only in the fourth quarter of 2025, which has sparked optimism, given the volatile scenario recorded in the broader financial market.

In addition, the latest performance has also placed Jane Street ahead of the banking giant JPMorgan Chase & Co. The report stated that its full-year revenue has surpassed JPMorgan’s by around 11% on an annual basis.

Simultaneously, the firm was also among the investors’ radar recently, after it dismissed claims of Terraform insider-trading allegations.

Jane Street Dismisses Terraform Insider Trading Allegations

In a separate report, Bloomberg said that Jane Street has recently filed to dismiss a lawsuit that accuses it of profiting from insider information during the collapse of Terraform Labs.

For context, the case was initiated by Todd Snyder, who is overseeing the firm’s wind-down. Notably, the lawsuit has accused Jane Street, its co-founder Robert Granieri, and two employees of executing illicit transactions.

The lawsuit noted that transactions would not have been possible without insider information about the failure of the Terraform ecosystem four years ago.

However, Jane Street has refuted the claims in its latest filing on Thursday. In its motion to dismiss, the firm said that the trading activity took place only after the information was made available to the public domain, which makes the insider-trading claims vague.

In addition, it also highlighted a major transaction of 85 million UST, which was made ten minutes after the key information entered the public domain.