Spirit of regulation undermined
- 5 years ago
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The revelation that the hedge fund Tiger Global used Cayman shells to anonymously short sell European companies has refocused attention on post-crisis short selling regulation. Sam Fleming, financial policy correspondent, talks to Miles Johnson, hedge fund correspondent, about why the trades undermined the spirit of regulation.
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The revelation that the hedge fund Tiger Global used Cayman shells to anonymously short sell European companies has refocused attention on post-crisis short selling regulation. Sam Fleming, financial policy correspondent, talks to Miles Johnson, hedge fund correspondent, about why the trades undermined the spirit of regulation.
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