Statistik › Optioner, shorts och positionering › Short disclosure
A short position becomes public at 0.5% of a company and the registers are the only free view of it
| Element | Siffra | Källa |
|---|---|---|
| Notification threshold | 0.1%, reduced from 0.2% on 31 January 2022 | Delegated Regulation (EU) 2022/27 |
| Publication threshold | 0.5%, unchanged since 2012 | Regulation (EU) 236/2012 |
| Each further step | 0.1 percentage points | Samma |
| Dutch register, live notifications | 728 | National register read October 2026 |
| Largest single disclosed position | 2.41% in one listed company | Samma |
| Swedish register | About 335 issuers covered, largest aggregate 16.55% in one issuer | National register read October 2026 |
Net short positions are calculated across all instruments giving short exposure, not only borrowed shares. The public register shows positions at or above 0.5 per cent by holder, and the aggregate figure for an issuer can be far larger than any single disclosed position because it sums the disclosed holders.
European rules require a private notification at 0.1 per cent of issued shares and public disclosure at 0.5 per cent. The Dutch register carried 728 live notifications when read, and the largest single disclosed position was 2.41 per cent.
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