UniSuper suspends stock lendingBY JAMIE WILLIAMSON | MONDAY, 16 MAR 2020 1:16PMUniSuper has instructed its custodian to recall all shares currently out on loan indefinitely.
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About time the super funds stopped funding the short sellers, particularly in current markets.
This was going on during the GFC.
Not surprisingly, APRA did not take a lead on it then just as they have done nothing this time.