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. . . and contemplates tightening rules on naked shorts

July 14, 2006  



This week the SEC also took an interest in the rules regarding the "naked" short selling of stock, voting to open a public comment period to help the agency decide if and/or how best to alter its regulations on shorting.

The SEC has said it is considering whether to eliminate a "grandfather" clause that...

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