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SEC adopts rules to broaden scope of short-sale-related data for regulators and investing public

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Julie DiMauro

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The SEC agreed to roll out new rules aimed at boosting transparency of short selling.

On Friday, the SEC adopted new Rule 10c-1a, which will require certain people to report information about securities loans to a registered national securities association (RNSA). It will also require RNSAs to make publicly available certain information that they receive regarding those lending transactions. (The Financial Industry Regulatory

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