Question: quickly glancing through the pdf, are they the actually shorters or the one lending shares to shorters? Looks like they were lending shares to GS and others.
I guess you can't become a substancial holder if you don't own shares, right? Which means they cant be short AND own that many shares at the same time?
Maybe they are know as a group who's specialized in lending and can be seen as shorters themselves if that's the case.
If anyone can confirm I understand this correctly, this would be greatly appreciated!
Ann: Becoming a substantial holder, page-8
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