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HK eyes rules on shorting disclosure

By Robin Kwong in Hong Kong

Published: August 2 2009 18:47 | Last updated: August 2 2009 18:47

Hong Kong’s regulator is considering making reporting on short selling mandatory to improve transparency in one of Asia’s biggest financial centres.

The Securities and Futures Commission has begun a two-month consultation on the proposed changes, which would require investors to make regular reports to the regulator on their short positions or whenever they make substantial short selling transactions.

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