Well can anyone show that provided ASX companies meet the liquidity and market cap requirements, that it is compulsory to be on the Approved Short Selling ListI saw it somewhere amongst my readings that a company can decide not to be on the list. Can't find it now. Also can't find that it is compulsory. Companies don't want any restrictions on the transfer of shares or liquidity, or they may find that a lot of shareholders will stay away. Maybe at times they wish short selling was banned, but they have to take the good with the bad.
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