I don’t follow that logic. If CS lend the shares to a shorter to sell, then CS has a debtor. The shorter either buys shares to return to the lender or pays off the debt to the lender. In either case, I would assume that CS would have to declare their change of substantial holding?
Ann: Becoming a substantial holder, page-25
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