Singapore legislation

Section 137ZJ

of Securities and Futures Act 2001

Section 137ZJ

Disclosure of short sell orders

Amended by4/20174/20174/20174/2017

(1)

Subject to subsection (2), a person (A) who makes a short sell order on any approved exchange must, before or at the time of the short sell order, disclose to the approved exchange —

(a)

that A intends to make or is making a short sell order; and

(b)

the quantity, volume or value of the specified capital markets products in relation to which A intends to make or is making an order to sell but in which A does not have an interest.

Amended by4/2017

(2)

Where another person (B) places the short sell order mentioned in subsection (1) on A’s behalf, A need not comply with subsection (1) if, before or at the time of the short sell order, A discloses to B —

(a)

that A intends to make or is making a short sell order; and

(b)

the quantity, volume or value of the specified capital markets products in relation to which A intends to make or is making an order to sell but in which A does not have an interest.

Amended by4/2017

(3)

Where A has made the disclosure mentioned in subsection (2) to B, B must, before or at the time of the short sell order, disclose to the approved exchange —

(a)

that A intends to make or is making a short sell order; and

(b)

the quantity, volume or value of the specified capital markets products in relation to which A intends to make or is making an order to sell but in which A does not have an interest.

Amended by4/2017

(4)

Any person who contravenes subsection (1) or (3) shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $25,000.

Amended by4/2017