UK to stop disclosing identity of stock market short sellers, FT reports

Short-sellers set to be kept anonymous under disclosure rule change plans

The FCA is consulting on proposals to overhaul the rules which currently require the identities of short-sellers to be disclosed.

UK Securities Regulator Plans to Make Short Sellers Anonymous

The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority has proposed ending the public disclosure of short seller identities, as part of its attempts to encourage market activity.

UK may stop naming short sellers in market reform

The UK plans to stop revealing the names of investors betting against listed companies, The Financial Times reported on Monday. Under new rules to be announced by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)...

UK regulator to stop publishing short seller identities By Investing.com

UK regulator to stop publishing short seller identities

UK to stop disclosing identity of stock market short sellers, FT reports

Britain's Financial Conduct Authority will announce new rules under which short sellers will no longer have their identities disclosed in public, the Financial Times reported on Monday.

MFA Supports FCA Consultation on Short Selling Reform

MFA issued the following statement in support of the announcement that the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is launching a consultation on short sale regulatory reforms: “The alternative asset management industry commends the FCA for launching this critical step toward modernising the UK short selling regime. Smart reforms will enhance UK financial markets, attract investment, and support economic growth. We look forward to working with the …