ok - State Street have returned 12,764,992 (borrowed?) shares to Goldman Sachs on 15 March presumably because of the financial storm surrounding the collapse of SVB Bank and/or Credit Seuss ? And the following are the terms of the agreement its all self explanatory. So the market do know who’s loaning and returning ( this happens when the entity is a substantial holder…..). The market does not have any visibility if the entity is not a substantial holder….. how is that fair?
Ann: Ceasing to be a substantial holder, page-3
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