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Macquarie to Pay $23 Million Fine for Short-Sale Failures

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Macquarie Group Ltd. has agreed to pay a $23 million fine for misreporting millions of short sales over several years, admitting to misleading conduct.

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Macquarie Group Ltd.’s Australian securities business admitted to misleading conduct in misreporting millions of short sales over several years and agreed to pay a A$35 million ($23 million) fine.

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