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ESMA updates short selling Q&As


31 May 2018 Paris
Reporter: Jenna Lomax

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The European Íø±¬³Ô¹Ï and Markets Authority (ESMA) has updated its Q&A documents on the short selling regulation (SSR)

ESMA said the overall SSR Q&A revises a pre-existing answer regarding locate arrangements, further specifying the requirements for ‘easy-to-borrow and purchase’ lists.

The Q&A also aims to promote “common supervisory approaches and practices in the application of SSR�, as well as provide investors and other market participants with clarifications on the applicable requirements.

In its revised answer, ESMA said it deems that an “easy-to-borrow or purchase list� can be considered as an “easy to borrow or purchase confirmation� only where it is complemented for each share in the list with an assessment of: the maximum amount of shares affected by the possible short sale; the market conditions at the time of providing the list, including the liquidity of the shares concerned; and any other information available on the supply of the shares.
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