Short Holders
Named short position holder disclosures from 20+ European regulators. See exactly who is short, how much, and when positions change.
How this works
Unlike the US and much of Asia, many European regulators require investors to publicly disclose net short positions once they cross a threshold — typically 0.5% of a company's issued share capital, with further disclosures at each subsequent 0.1% move. That means for these markets we can show exactly which fund is short, how much, and when the position changed — not just an aggregate percentage. This data only exists for markets with this disclosure regime; markets without one (like the US) only publish aggregate short interest, with no holder attribution.
Key features
- Named holder identity
- Position size & date
- 4-level drill-down (global → country → holder → security)
- Holder timelines & history
Follow what major funds are shorting in European markets.
Track competitor positioning, crowding overlap, and disclosure risk.
| Holder | Security | Position |
|---|---|---|
| Helikon Investments Limited | PETROFAC LTD | 3.68% |
| Helikon Investments Limited | VICTORIA P.L.C. | 2.81% |
| JPMorgan Asset Management (UK) Ltd | IBSTOCK PLC | 2.70% |
| Marble Bar Asset Management LLP | FUTURE PLC | 2.60% |
| Two Sigma Investments, LP | FLUTTER ENTERTAINMENT PLC | 2.59% |
Frequently asked questions
- Which countries have named short holder data?
- Markets with a public short-position disclosure regime — currently UK, Norway, Germany, Sweden, Italy, France, Netherlands, Spain, Japan, Denmark, Finland, Belgium, Austria, Poland, Greece, Luxembourg, and Ireland. See the full breakdown below.
- What's the disclosure threshold?
- It varies by regulator, but 0.5% of issued share capital is the most common initial threshold, with additional disclosures required at each further 0.1% change.
- How current is this data?
- As current as each regulator publishes it — most update daily as new disclosures are filed, though the underlying position itself may already be a few days old by the time it's legally required to be disclosed.