Investors Divided On Short-Selling Ban

Oct 3 2008 | 12:52pm ET

A majority of institutional investors think global regulators should permit short-selling of financial stocks, but most large companies support the ban imposed earlier this month.

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Investors Divided On Short-Selling Ban