Hong Kong's regulator is considering making reporting on short selling mandatory to improve transparency in one of Asia's biggest financial centres.
The Securities and Futures Commission has begun a two-month consultation on the proposed changes, which would require investors to make regular reports to the regulator on their short positions or whenever they make substantial short selling transactions.
The regulator has stepped up enforcement efforts against insider trading and is awaiting a final verdict on Hong Kong's highest-profile insider trading case, against a former Morgan Stanley employee.
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