ISIN: SE0009888738 · Boozt AB · © Finansinpektionen

Short Selling Alert: Wellington Management JAPAN PTE. LTD

Message date: 28th April 2020

Termsheet of the Shortselling Transaction

As a result of the registered transaction decreased the share of the short position changed from 0,53% to <0,50%. Within the transaction history, this is the 2nd adjustment of the short position since the initial commitment of 26th March 2020.
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Two (2) companies specializing in short selling have Boozt AB on their short-selling radar. The total share of all short selling positions is 1,38%. The largest share is held by JPMORGAN ASSET MANAGEMENT (UK) LIMITED with 0,81%.
Weighting of the position within the overall ranking: 1329

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1 SE0009888738 Wellington Management JAPAN PTE. LTD <0,50% decreased 28th April 2020 B/S
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The EU Short Selling Regulation specifies which transparency obligations must be fulfilled with regard to short selling activities. According to the specifications, there is a two-tier transparency system for net short positions in shares, which is linked to reporting obligations if thresholds are reached or fallen below. 

Net short positions must be notified to the competent national authority (Articles 5 and 6 EU Short Selling Regulation). According to Article 5 (1) and (2) EU Short Selling Regulation, an initial notification has to be made when the net short position reaches 0.1% of the issued share capital of the company concerned (1st step). If the net short position reaches 0.5% of the issued share capital, it must also be published in the respective reporting registers in accordance with Art. 6 (1) and (2) EU Short Selling Regulation (2nd stage). 

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