SEC Rule 201 restricts short selling activity if a stock declines at least 10% from the previous trading day’s close. Historical experience indicates that while the restriction is likely to apply to a relatively small percentage of all stocks on an average day, the restriction is likely to prove relevant in a large number of securities class actions.
Managing private markets risk for US banks
The Bank of England’s (BoE’s) second System-Wide Exploratory Scenario (SWES) tests how stress in private equity (PE) and private credit (PC) could transmit...