Institutional Scrip Lending, which when the likes of JP Morgan, HSBC, Citibank etc as sub-custodians, and the State Streets and Northern Trusts as Master Custodians are involved, is operated on a fully cash backed basis, with collateral reviews. This is icing for them and their clients, not the cake. Instos cannot, and will not lose on these lending operations. Any dividends are repaid to the beneficial owners by the borrowers. As you point out, the lenders accounts are prepared on the basis of the stock being owned. Chances are, if you hold a retail super product, your fund is facilitating the shorting of STX.
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| Open | High | Low | Value | Volume |
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| 11 | 851855 | 18.0¢ |
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