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Italy’s Consob Extends Short-Sales Ban to Nov. 11
September 28, 2011
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Sept. 28 (Bloomberg) -- Italy’s market regulator extended a ban on short-selling of financial stocks, it said on its website today.
The ban, due to expire on Sept. 30, will remain in place until Nov. 11.
To contact the editor responsible for this story: Marco Bertacche at mbertacche@bloomberg.net
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