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A new Short Position Reporting Regime came into effect in Hong Kong on June 18, 2012, as previously reported in our advisory, New Short Position Reporting Regime in Hong Kong
In what is being seen as a landmark decision, the Hong Kong Court of Appeal has allowed an appeal by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) from the decision of a lower court that will permit the SFC to proceed to seek final remedial court orders imposing sanctions as a free-standing remedy against Tiger Asia, a New York-based fund manager that has no presence in Hong Kong
A new reporting regime for holders of net short positions in shares traded on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange is proposed to come into effect on 18 June 2012
