krugerrands
Regular
I'll post this here as well regarding compliance with short reporting.
Regulatory Guide 196 Short selling (RG 196) covers short selling reporting compliance.
It would appear that the discrepancy in reporting is due to a few factors including "relief" that allows for naked short selling on ASX.
So gross daily report would be most inaccurate.
Net position reporting will be closer.
It would depend on how many maket makers and other sophisticated investors are able to hide behind the "relief" and provisions allowed by ASIC through the use of derivates for naked short selling and concessions on reporting.
Regulatory Guide 196 Short selling (RG 196) covers short selling reporting compliance.
It would appear that the discrepancy in reporting is due to a few factors including "relief" that allows for naked short selling on ASX.
- Provisions exist that exempt you from the gross reporting requirement ( but still have to report net positions )
- Provisions exist that exempt you from both gross and net position reporting
- There are also discretionary powers that allow granting relief from naked short selling restriction and reporting requirements by ASIC.
- Add to that the fact that not all short sellers will even be adhering to the reporting requirements that do in fact exist....
So gross daily report would be most inaccurate.
Net position reporting will be closer.
It would depend on how many maket makers and other sophisticated investors are able to hide behind the "relief" and provisions allowed by ASIC through the use of derivates for naked short selling and concessions on reporting.