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  • Statement Of SEC Division Of Trading And Markets Regarding Technical Amendments To Short Sale Orde

    Date 21/09/2008

    The Securities and Exchange Commission's Division of Trading and Markets today issued the following statement: The Commission has approved technical amendments to the Emergency Order banning short selling in financial stocks. The technical amendments were made to ensure the continued smooth operation of orderly markets, and to coordinate to the extent possible with similar actions restricting short sales by foreign regulators.

  • SEC Approves Amended Order Requiring Reporting Of Short Positions By Certain Investment Managers

    Date 21/09/2008

    The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission today approved amendments to its emergency order of September 18 (Release No. 58591) requiring that certain institutional money managers report their new short sales of certain publicly traded securities.

  • ASIC: Covered Short Selling Not Permitted

    Date 21/09/2008

    The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), along with other global regulators, is concerned that the recent market global conditions, coupled with extensive short selling of stocks, particularly financial stocks, may be causing unwarranted price fluctuations. These fluctuations if unchecked, threaten the operation of fair and orderly stock markets.

  • The Authority For The Financial Markets (AFM) And De Nederlandsche Bank N.V.: Ban On Naked Short Selling

    Date 21/09/2008

    The Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) and De Nederlandsche Bank N.V. (DNB; Dutch Central Bank) hereby acknowledge that in view of the exceptional market conditions and after consultations between the AFM and the other supervisors responsible for supervision of Euronext, the AFM announces that it will take measures concerning the naked short selling of shares issued by financial companies.

  • Proposed US Treasury Authority To Purchase Troubled Assets

    Date 20/09/2008

    The Treasury Department has submitted legislation to the Congress requesting authority to purchase troubled assets from financial institutions in order to promote market stability, and help protect American families and the US economy. This program is intended to fundamentally and comprehensively address the root cause of our financial system's stresses by removing distressed assets from the financial system. When the financial system works as it should, money and capital flow to and from househ